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University alerts students of possible privacy concern with student invoice information
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599 students at Wilfrid Laurier University were notified via e-mail on Thursday about a potential privacy breach with some of their information on next
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WLUFA and the university reach tentative agreement for contract staff
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After over six months of negotiations, Contract Academic Staff (CAS) representatives and Wilfrid Laurier University have reached a tentative deal. The agreement on the
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Laurier in brief
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Donating food for fines The Laurier Library is currently running its Food for Fines program. Until Dec. 16, students from both the Waterloo and
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Clement talks budget balancing with students
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Tony Clement, Conservative MP and president of Canada’s treasury board, is looking for help from some university students. In addition to a lecture to
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Summit pushes social change
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On Nov. 20, Wilfrid Laurier University hosted the university’s first Inspired Change Summit. The event was held for people who were passionate about creating
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Online reviews explored
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Do you let online reviews influence your purchases? Research by one Wilfrid Laurier University professor says that these reviews must be taken with a
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Students and profs partner up
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Last Friday, Wilfrid Laurier University held its first Research2Revenue competition. Taking place in the boardroom of Alumni Hall, the event saw five different technologies
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Panelists address HIV/AIDS stigmas
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In 1988, Jack Marengere was given five years to live. He had tested positive for HIV. On Monday, Marengere spoke on a panel at
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Instructional skills cultivated
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This past fall, Wilfrid Laurier University’s Teaching Support Services (TSS) launched a new University Teaching Certificate (UTC) program. The program is offered to masters
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Thinking ahead
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In the spring of 2012, Wilfrid Laurier University purchased 12 apartment buildings on Bricker, Hickory and Ezra for $58.9 million. Following the purchases, Laurier
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