When Chinatown shopkeeper Wang “David” Chen and his two employees made a citizen’s arrest after suspecting Anthony Bennett, a career criminal with over 40 convictions, was...

The recent display of England being denied a clear goal against Germany in the 2010 FIFA (International Federation of Association Football) World Cup in South Africa reopened a...

Recently The Cord addressed the severe problems many students experience financing their education One student made a plea for students, administrators and provincial and federal...

After spending the last few months creatively planning and following through ideas to provide coverage of Waterloo’s municipal election with the goal of engaging the student...

After losing the second round of voting handily to Portugal in a bid to secure the last of the open United Nations (UN) Security Council seats, Canada announced it would withdraw...

Canadian politics these days have been seen as bankrupt of ideas and focused solely on hyper-partisan chest thumping and debates on what politician is more Canadian than the other...

Point: Water fluoridation benefits go beyond public health Keith Marshall When voters go to the polls on Oct 25, they will be asked whether or not Waterloo should continue to...

Twelve years ago, the tragedy of Matthew Shepard’s murder sparked an international discussion about the nature of hate crimes, especially those based on sexual orientation...

On Sept 29, an unsigned editorial article titled “LSPIRG must reflect values of all students” accused the Laurier Students’ Public Interest Research Group of being an...

Those who embody this idea of the ‘absence of hope’ are probably the most hopeful people of all: they recognize the futility of ordinary living, the monotony of scheduled time...