I have always thought of the act of going to the movies to be a social experience Whether the film is exciting, therapeutic or engaging, going with a group of friends was always...

On Oct 6, who I decide to actually vote for and support is a quagmire which has taken much of my thought On one hand, there are certain policies which I strongly support On the...

This December will be the tenth anniversary of the government of Canada forcing cigarette producers to place a label containing a graphic image and health warning on their...

Among student journalists, you’d be hard pressed to find those who aren’t fans of, or have some kind of reverence, for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) And with...

So let’s put the celebratory moods aside for a moment and get one thing straight: Wilfrid Laurier University is not technically 100 years old Despite students being constantly...

Consider the current political situation in the Middle East, marked by the uprising of the Arab Spring earlier this year From Egypt to Libya, young citizens rose up against their...

Our next visit to the ballot box is approaching and, after eight years with Premier Dalton McGuinty, a lot of people have developed strong opinions about the direction our...

On May 27, 2011 Wilfrid Laurier University announced it would offer, for the first time in school history, first-year seminar courses for undergraduate students The creation of...

It is always nice to see something completely useless turn into something actually useful In this case, it is planking — the game where you try to find the most unusual place to...

On Sept 19, American President Barack Obama announced his deficit reduction plan in the White House Rose Garden The major theme in his speech was the protection of American...