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New class scheduling system raises concerns of students, profs
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The new process for scheduling classes at Wilfrid Laurier University was intended to optimize space and make scheduling easier, but has resulted in students
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Health and counselling services move to Bricker residence
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Counselling and health services have moved to Bricker residence this summer to prepare for the renovation of the new wellness centre. The renovation, which
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An award for what you love
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Shohini Ghose doesn’t view teaching as a job — she views it as a privilege. So when the physics and computer science professor at
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Landmark signs on campus receive a facelift
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The landmark signs on Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus have finally received the facelift they’ve been promised for almost a year. As of the
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‘End the Silence’ Facebook page opens up conversation
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On March 21, a Facebook group emerged entitled End the Silence: Laurier. The group was created with the intent of allowing a safe place
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Students’ Union board, president and chair under review
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In comparison to board meetings in previous years, this year was rather calm and collected. The meetings ran efficiently and stayed on schedule under
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Laurier in brief
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Alumni win appathon Jason Ernst and Carlos Saavedra recently won the first annual Canadian Open Data Experience national appathon, a 48-hour contest that ran
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2013-14 Students’ Union director reviews
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Colin Aitchison Aitchison showed a lot of improvement over the course of his first term as director. He had a slow start to
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Course changes ahead
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Enrolment in arts programs is dropping—and Wilfrid Laurier University’s English program is no exception, according to associate professor and undergraduate academic advisor Andrea Austin.
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Final projects set in motion
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The final third of the Student Life Levy (SLL) funds has been approved for the 2013-14 year and distributed to multiple projects on the
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