Students’ union charitable numbers released
Donations for the Wilfrid Laurier Students’ Union (WLUSU) committees were finalized and released today, with a final total coming in at $115,65147 The number is a combination of...
Safer crossing for students
Students living on and around Marshall Street will have an easier time getting to campus as the Region of Waterloo announced its plans to install an Intersection Pedestrian Signal...
Queen Elizabeth puts Waterloo on the map
For a brief time this morning, the residents of Waterloo Region had royalty in their midst One of only five stops on the nine-day Royal Tour, Queen Elizabeth and Prince...
Queen makes 2010 Royal Tour
On June 28, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip arrived in Halifax, Nova Scotia to commence the 2010 Royal Tour The occasion marked the Queen of Canada’s 22nd visit to this...
G20 protest erupts in violence
TORONTO (CUP) — Saturday's anti-G20 protest culminated in over 500 arrests, after a mob numbering in the hundreds stormed downtown Toronto streets, smashed shop and bank windows...
The Northdale debate continues
For a number of years, the area bordered by King, Columbia, University and Lester streets, known as Northdale, has been a controversial talking point for area residents However,...
G20 accredited student journalist assaulted by police
TORONTO (CUP) — Stephen Davis was kicked, thrown against a wall and searched by five police officers near where hundreds of peaceful protesters were kettled in downtown Toronto...
Global economy top priority during G20
TORONTO (CUP) — While the G20 leaders have committed to halving their deficits by 2013, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Canada will meet this goal as early as next year At...
A struggle for ideals
After a chaotic weekend, during which a large number of individuals from the Kitchener-Waterloo community were involved in the G20 protests, stories and evidence of both...
Frosh enrolment growth continues
First-year students arriving in Waterloo in September will once again be surrounded by a greater number of peers than in previous years Over two hundred more students will attend...