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Transitioning into presidency
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Tyler Van Herzele’s transition into being the next Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union president has been anything but normal. Considering that Van Herzele, a
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Laurier’s I Move My Mood sets to improve mental health
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s I Move My Mood program is a partnership between the Wellness Centre and the department of athletics and recreation that encourage
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Change through disruption at anti-racism summit hosted by Laurier
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On March 21, the anti-racism summit, which is also the United Nations Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, was held at the Holiday
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Man stabbed at Brixton Social Club in Waterloo
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A man was stabbed in the leg during an altercation with an unknown suspect on March 20 at Brixton Social Club on University Avenue
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Second-year Laurier student dies in car accident
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On March 19, Wilfrid Laurier University second-year political science student, Travis Michael Brown, died in a car accident. The car accident happened on Robert
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St. Patrick’s Day brings thousands back to Ezra
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The streets were full of green this Thursday as people of the Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University area came to celebrate one of the
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Tying culture together
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Members of Wilfrid Laurier University’s Sikh Student Association are tying the community together, one turban at a time. In celebration of Sikh Awareness Day,
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Safety questioned at MARQ
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Questions around building security raised at MARQ
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Bumpy road to success
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Undergraduate and graduate studies at Wilfrid Laurier University may coexist on the same campus and under the same dean of students, but the lives
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Easier access to health products through Lil’ Healthmart
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If you’re a frequent guest at the Wilfrid Laurier University Science building, you may have bumped into the newly installed touchscreen vending machine, but
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