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Season comes to an end for women’s soccer
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After two losses in BC, the Golden Hawks come home empty handed
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Anti-Semitism displayed at 271 Lester
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The state flag of Nazi Germany was spotted on the window at 271 Lester Street
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Hawks eliminated from medal contention
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VANCOUVER, B.C. — We have observed soccer in its cruelest form. With the weather forecast predicting almost 48 hours of non-stop rain, it seemed like a premonition for what the Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer team would experience in their quarter-final game of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship. Injuries. Slippery conditions. A lack of chances.…
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Students feel silenced on statues
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Members of Students Against the Statue Project at WLU disappointed with advisory committee
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The dark side of Waterloo
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Sexual assault is talked about. But what is being done to combat it?
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Straight to the gay club
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Opinion Editor Mitchell Consky — a straight frat boy and total bro — went to a gay club to learn about the LGBTQ partying culture and the intersection of gay and straight communities in K-W
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Curtain call for Laurier football
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Hawks come up short in 32-18 despite bringing the battle to No. 2 Mustangs
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On the hunt for CIS gold
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This very well may be the year for Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer.
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Hawks advance to sixth OUA championship in nine years
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OTTAWA, Ont. — It was 6 a.m., Saturday morning and Nicole Lyon couldn’t sleep. The second-year Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer all-star was too excited — and nervous — for the upcoming Ontario University Athletics semifinal against the No. 3 nationally-ranked and first-seeded Ottawa Gee-Gees to sleep. She went for a walk to the parliament buildings…
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Laurier’s season ends with 32-18 loss to No. 2 Mustangs
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LONDON, Ont. — Another chapter is in the books between the No. 9 nationally-ranked Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks and the No. 2 Western Mustangs. The Hawks suffered a heartbreaking 32-18 loss against the Mustangs on Saturday afternoon during the Ontario University Athletics semifinal matchup at TD Waterhouse Stadium. The loss ended the season for the…
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