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Every new year in Waterloo ushers in a new dusting of snow and the return of thousands of Golden Hawks to the nest For some, it’s one of many winter semesters and for others,...
Every new year in Waterloo ushers in a new dusting of snow and the return of thousands of Golden Hawks to the nest For some, it’s one of many winter semesters and for others,...
For many university students, they know the struggle of not being able to access a lot of things they can at home; a car, their own bathroom and even hobby items that just...
Now that daylight savings time has ended, it can feel like the entire day happens in the dark If you’re like me and don’t wake up until later in the day, you may only have 5...
How’s married life” I get asked this question about twice a week these days, since I got married just before school started back up this September For the first few weeks...
The choices you make are everything, especially at the stage of life when people are in university A lot is on the line and everything has an impact on your future For student...
Sexually transmitted infections, notably chlamydia and gonorrhoea, have had an increasingly widespread presence in Kitchener-Waterloo over the past several years This rise in...
In a lot of ways, I don’t think I’ve ever felt quite as out-of place as I do now A few short months ago, I was spending my weekends gallivanting around Britain to various...
Laurier assistant professor in geography and environmental studies Christopher Lemieux has taken his research skills beyond the classroom as he has been investigating Canada’s...
When you think of an ally, who do you think of What type of person do you relate the word ally to Who do you imagine, as Mia McKenzie puts it, “is actively engaging in a...
Over the weekend, from Nov 2 to 4, the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance (OUSA) held their bi-annual general assembly conference at McMaster University Wilfrid Laurier...