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World-leading scholars come to Laurier
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On Thursday evening some of the top scholars on the United Nations System gathered in Wilfrid Laurier University’s Senate and Board Chambers to kick
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Growing pension deficit remains hot topic for Laurier’s budget
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s senate meeting on Wednesday evening presented changes for the upcoming school year that may bode well for students, yet simultaneously, ongoing
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‘Trudeau-Mania’ lives on
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When the family of Pierre Elliot Trudeau asked him to write the deceased Prime Minister’s official biography, John English was hesitant to take the
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Laurier comes first at international MBA competition
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They certainly weren’t from the most well-known school there, but last month four Laurier Masters of Business Adminstration (MBA) students took home first place
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Former CNN researcher prepares for position at WLU
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On July 1, Abby Goodrum, with her extensive background in media, research and information science, will be the new vice president of research at
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Analyzing the ‘new face of Canadian politics’
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In one of the concluding sessions of the CPSA Conference at Wilfrid Laurier Univeristy on Wednesday, professors from varying realms of the country gathered
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Laurier hosts CPSA conference
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From Monday May 16 to Wednesday May 18 600 political scientists from across Canada and the world were at Laurier presenting papers and taking
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Does Parliament need to be fixed?
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On the first day of the Canadian Political Science Association (CPSA) conference at Laurier, a round table discussion looked to answer a question, which
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Keeping Aboriginal research ethical
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Rhoda Howard-Hassmann, a professor at Wilfrid Laurier who specializes in international human rights, joined other academics in a lively dialogue on aboriginal research ethics
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Outside franchise replaces C-Spot
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The Centre Spot convenience store operated by the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union since its creation in the early 1990s will close May 29
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