Campus
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Unexpected win for senate candidate
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Jazz Clement was elected to senate as a student representative through WLUSU, although, in her own words, she wasn’t expecting to get the position.
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SBESS electes new president
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In conjunction with the WLUSU student elections, the School of Business and Economics Students Society (SBESS) also elected their president for the 2013-14 academic
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WLUSP elects new administration
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Wilfrid Laurier University Student Publications (WLUSP) had their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Jan. 13, where next year’s president and board of directors were
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Scholarships to be a month late
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Last week, student awards sent out an e-mail to Wilfrid Laurier University scholarship applicants announcing that this years scholarships will be revealed in March
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Hacked during campaign
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Last week during her campaign period presidential-elect Annie Constantinescu found that both her personal Facebook account and e-mail had been hacked. While nothing had
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Campus adjusts to removal of the penny
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It will now cost a nickel for thoughts in Canada as Monday marked the official withdrawal of the penny from circulation. Due to inflation
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Constantinescu elected WLUSU president
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After nearly two solid weeks of campaigning, Tuesday night the results from the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union elections were announced at Wilf’s with
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Annie Constantinescu elected WLUSU president
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Annie Constantinescu will be the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union president for the 2013-14 year. Constantinescu was announced as the winner of the election
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LIVE: WLUSU election results
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Watch The Cord’s live stream of the results of the 2013 WLUSU election. Look for follow up coverage later online and in tomorrow’s paper.
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Students get frustrated with MyLearningSpace
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Look for The Cord’s article on the MyLearningSpace blackouts in this week’s issue. [View the story “Students get frustrated with MyLearningSpace ” on Storify]
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