Alifya Rajkotwala
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NIGHT\SHIFT 2014
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All photos by Jessica Dik Videos shot and edited by Zach Guitor
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DIY culture alive and well in K-W
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Do-it-yourself culture is alive and well in Waterloo.
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A long history at WLU
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A lecture was held on Thursday to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the department of religion and culture.
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An odyssey into music and dance
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With the programing organized around Kubrick’s critically-acclaimed film, the evening saw a replica of HAL 9000 and the Monolith from the movie and even costumed ape performances that came out onto the dance floor throughout the evening.
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Course evaluations to move to online platform
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Course evaluations are changing at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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Heritage houses
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All throughout the City of Waterloo, dozens of properties are considered heritage sites.
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Keeping the net open
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Net neutrality is something that affects every single user of the Internet. From checking e-mails to doing research for assignments to streaming music and movies.
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Amish Project explores forgiveness
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Green Light Art’s latest production The Amish Project is set to have its Canadian premiere at Studio 180 in Hagey Hall at the University of Waterloo on Sept. 25.
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KOI perseveres through bad weather
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From Sept. 19-21, Kitchener got loud.
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Lewis Black in review
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Lewis Black is not afraid to speak his mind.
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