Exposing Aboriginal culture
Aboriginal Awareness Week kicked off its second year at the Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo campus this past Monday Events will be running until Friday across campus and at...
KW in brief: March 14, 2012
Weapon makes Cameo appearance A 22-year-old Toronto man is in jail pending a bail hearing Friday after being caught with a blank-firing pistol outside Cameo nightclub on...
Charity Ball hopes for successful year
Each year, Charity Ball throws an event that is different from anything else offered for students, but for the first time it was on campus The semi-formal event, held this year on...
Waterloo looks to the web
The City of Waterloo has joined Facebook, Twitter and created its own channel on YouTube Now Waterloo will go a step further as it opens a blog to the public At the beginning...
Participating in a global discussion
First-year Wilfrid Laurier University student Claire Charness will have the opportunity this May to do something that the average student in Canada — or in the world — will...
Women’s day gets heated
International Women’s Week became a controversy about “cunt” at the University of Waterloo (UW) after students hit administrative road blocks promoting and hosting events...
WLU in brief: March 14, 2012
Agranove On March 9, at the age of 83, retired business professor Larry Agranove passed away He taught at Laurier’s school of business and economics for 17 years, from 1972 to...
How can businesses successfully go green?
It’s not easy being green In spite of the adoption of more sustainable practices by many businesses, finding financially prudent ways to implement these initiatives, while...
Human rights issue raised
A new rental bylaw that is set to come into effect in Waterloo on April 1 may be in violation of the Ontario Human Rights Code It was announced last week that the Ontario Human...
‘5 Days’ campaign kicks off
Between March 11 and March 16, five students from Wilfrid Laurier University will be voluntarily sleeping outside the Fred Nichols Campus Centre (FNCC) to raise awareness about...