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Going global
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With the recent report released by the Canadian Council on Learning (CCL), prophesying a decline in Canada’s post-secondary education (PSE) system, negative rhetoric has
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Laurier’s history published
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As he introduced his new book on the history of Wilfrid Laurier University, Andy Thomson said something that might have seemed a little strange
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Student struck near campus
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Between 10:00 and 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night a female pedestrian was hit by a taxi on King Street, in front of King Street residence.
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Hawks squeak into playoffs
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GUELPH, Ont. — Needing a win to guarantee themselves a berth in the Ontario University Athletics’ (OUA) playoffs, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks football
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A new look for Laurier
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Friday afternoon, Wilfrid Laurier University unveiled its new logo and visual identity. The logo, designed by Scott Thornley and Company (STC) maintains the “Laurier”
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Starter workout moves for women
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The first of a three-part video series, “Starter workout moves” features participants learning basic exercises with personal trainers at the Laurier Athletic Complex. 1)
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Debating Manland
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For Australia’s Father’s day weekend, an Ikea in Sydney unveiled their latest in-store project, “Manland”. Filled with foosball tables, free hot dogs, flat screen
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Queensmount offers an authentic Oktoberfest experience
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For the past few years, including this year, Walter Ostanek, nicknamed “The Polka King”, played his famous polka tunes at Queensmount Oktoberfest. According to
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WLUSU delayed in seeking input on fall reading week
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Not more than a few weeks ago, students found out via The Cord that a reading break proposal could pass as early as Oct.
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Women’s soccer shocked
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A disappointing weekend for the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s soccer team brought an abrupt end to their flawless record. The purple and gold
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