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New vice-president of research for Laurier university announced
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Effective Aug. 1, 2019, Jonathan Newman will take over as the new vice-president of research at Wilfrid Laurier University, lead the Office of Research
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Students protest against Canada Goose jackets and growing popularity in Waterloo
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On the evening of Friday, Mar. 8, a group of local activists joined together at the intersection of University Avenue and Seagram Drive to
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International Women’s Day luncheon aims to educate and advance women in STEAM
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On Friday, Mar. 8, the second annual International Women’s Day luncheon, entitled “Advancing Women in STEAM,” was held by Laurier Alumni in partnership with
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GENConnect looks to educate students with life skills to take care of themselves
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Wilfrid Laurier University is welcoming a new student start-up to the Waterloo campus this semester. GENconnect Waterloo is an event-based start-up social venture. Its
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Laurier announces academic pathway agreement with Randolph College for Performing Arts
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s faculty of music has announced that they have created a partnership with Randolph College for the Performing Arts, allowing students at
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Lazaridis Institute selects 10 women-founded companies for scale-up program
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The Lazaridis Institute for the Management of Technology Enterprises announced their fourth cohort of the women-in-technology Scale-up Program, in which 10 different women-led companies
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Door-knocker campaign tries to decrease the craze and cluster of St. Patrick’s Day on Ezra
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In what has become a routine beginning in the month of March, the City of Waterloo is once again preparing and organizing their services
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5 Days for the Homeless simulates the experience of homeless youth in Canada
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https://www.facebook.com/5DaysLaurier/ From Mar. 8 to Mar. 13, five students at universities around Canada put their survival to the test by simulating an experience of
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Study shows that KW-Cambridge the least safe place for women to live
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Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge have been named as one of the least safe metro areas for women in Canada, according to a study published
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Black History Month events at Laurier honours culture and experiences
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Black History Month at Wilfrid Laurier University ended with a series of events from the Laurier Lettermen Club (LLC) on Feb. 27 and Laurier’s
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