News
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Gender parity problems most prevalent in economics
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Research project will be conducted this year to investigate the underlying reasons for the lack of interest in economics for women
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Questions raised regarding LRT
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Students’ Union has been advocating to increase accessibility to Seagram Drive LRT stop for students
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Preparing Laurier for St. Patrick’s Day
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The date had been circled since the previous year. Alana Russell, corporate communications for Waterloo Regional Police Service and her team have been hard
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Diversity and Equity Office event mixes fine arts with awareness
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With Tuesday being International Women’s Day, there was no better time for Wilfrid Laurier University’s Diversity and Equity Office to present their sexual assault
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Laurier: A Space Odyssey
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Wilfrid Laurier University to introduce new course on space and planetary sciences in the spring
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Support available for creative writing through Laurier’s Writer-in-residence
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The Edna Staebler Laurier Writer-in-residence is a three-month residency program at Wilfrid Laurier University for accomplished Canadian writers. Drew Hayden Taylor is a fiction
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Aboriginal Education Week underway
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Festivities are underway for Wilfrid Laurier University’s office of aboriginal initiatives’ sixth annual Aboriginal Education Week. Beginning every year in the first full week
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St. Patrick’s Day stirs controversy at Laurier
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Every year, the City of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and the Waterloo Regional Police work to find a way to make St. Patrick’s Day,
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Police checks made a necessity
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Students’ Union implements background checks for services
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Acquiring a Laurier bursary
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More students are accessing Laurier’s tuition bursaries
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