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Spring start for GIE construction
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The school of business and economics and the department of math at Wilfrid Laurier University may finally see some progress on the Global Innovation
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Laurier pushes slogan of ‘best business school’
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In anticipation for the construction slated to begin on the new Global Innovation Exchange (GIE) building, numerous signs are plastered around the perimeter that
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Exploring future options
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Last Thursday, 120 elementary school students filled the Turret for a day of interactive learning that allowed them to get acquainted with Wilfrid Laurier
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Keeping a watch on technology use
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Students using technology in the classroom is continuously a point of contention at educational institutions, with the rules regarding laptop and cell phone usage
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Annual ceremony absent this year
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Anyone who walked through the concourse on Sunday may have noticed a strange lack of activity. For the first time in nearly ten years,
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Little house, big mo’
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After going to the gym at some point last January, Andrew Myles discovered that something wasn’t right with his body. Unsure of what it
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Racist posters surface
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Last month, a Wilfrid Laurier University student brought forward an extremely offensive poster that they found on campus to the diversity and equity office.
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Former PM engages students
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin stopped by the Hawk’s Nest at Wilfrid Laurier University this past Friday to engage in discussion with political
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Profs concerned about class technology
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“The technology is only as good as its reliability,” said Cynthia Comacchio, a history professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, with regards to the technology
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Table tennis for charity
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On Nov. 7, Ping-Pong Madness took over the Wilfrid Laurier University Concourse for the second year in a row. This year, after an all-day,
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