First-years start with a bang
This year’s O-Week faced unique challenges and required services and volunteers to be better organized and prepared for the incoming flux of more than 3,000 first year on- and...
Campus projects still incomplete
Over the summer months campus received numerous renovations, but not all have been completed by the expected date Some of the completed and most noticeable changes include those...
Examining textbook prices
As Wilfrid Laurier University students begin to flock to the Bookstore to buy their required textbooks and course packages, there have always been concerns about the amount of...
Leaving Laurier
After five years at Wilfrid Laurier University, Ginny Dybenko, the former dean of the school of business and economics and the current executive director of strategic initiatives,...
‘All about them’
Each September, thousands of students pour into Waterloo on Labour Day weekend to prepare for school, settle into new dwellings or participate in frosh week activities However,...
Post-secondary education looms large in election
The upcoming provincial election on Oct 6 has the different political candidates fine tuning their platforms and getting to the streets to meet the different voting...
Electronic resources in question
Students today are considered to be more tech savvy than ever before A small survey titled The State of E-Learning in Canadian Universities, 2011: If Students Are Digital Natives,...
Pedestrian struck by vehicle on King and University
Approximately around 4:30 this afternoon, a motor collision involving one vehicle and one pedestrian occurred on the intersection of King and University According to some...
PC leader visits Kitchener
On Monday morning, the parking lot of the Kuntz building in Kitchener was transformed into a road hockey arena The star player Ontario Progressive Conservative party leader Tim...
Fire on campus
At approximately 1:15pm today, there was a small fire inside a Best Buy truck that was situated in the Quad for promotions An employee from Best Buy described the fire to be...