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Addressing the non-academic challenges
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s student code of conduct is undergoing a major facelift. The non-academic student misconduct policy, which focuses on unlawful use of alcohol,
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Robert Bruce acclaimed as new GSA president
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The Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) at Wilfrid Laurier University has a newly-elected president for the term starting May 1. Robert Bruce is the acclaimed
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Tech and nature relation examined
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On Monday night, Wilfrid Laurier University hosted “Every citizen an environmental scientists: How Canadian families can protect nature by using their smartphones — and
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LSPIRG pushes for engagement
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After setting changes in motion following their annual general meeting (AGM) last year, the Laurier Students’ Public Interest Research Group (LSPIRG) has been working
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Course selection system altered
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Course registration at Wilfrid Laurier University is getting an overhaul to better meet the needs of students this summer. For the 2014-15 school year,
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Restrictions placed on tenants on Ezra and Bricker prior to St. Paddy’s
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Wilfrid Laurier University has been involved with the enforcement of regulations for students living in Ezra Avenue and Bricker Avenue apartments for St. Patrick’s
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7 a.m. business classes still attended despite concerns
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James Moore understands the challenges of getting up for early classes—he taught Wilfrid Laurier University’s first ever 7:00 a.m. classes in the fall semester,
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Awareness brought to arts degrees
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Stereotypes are inherent within any faculty and have the ability to make students feel undervalued. But one professor is seeking to change the negative
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Out in the elements
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For the seventh consecutive year, participants of 5 Days for the Homeless have been taking a week out of their normal university lives and
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Initiative sends books to Africa
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As part of a new initiative being brought to the university, students at Wilfrid Laurier University are being asked to donate their old textbooks
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