Handwriting Notes vs Computer Note Taking
Photo by: Sadiya Teeple Is handwriting your notes truly better for understanding and retention of a subject, or have computers made handwritten notetaking...
Ten books to read to forget about that midterm
Everywhere I go on campus, I see people studying Whether it be Lazaridis Hall or the food court, students have their laptops out, papers covering their desk and...
Dept. of arts book launch a success
This year’s Meet the Profs event was hosted by the English and Film Department at the Balsillie School of International Affairs on Oct 18 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Photo...
Quatre artistes féminines francophones et autochtones à découvrir à l’occasion de la Journée de la vérité et de la réconciliation au Canada
Le 30 sept marque la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation au Canada Cette journée nous rappelle de réfléchir à l’histoire tragique des pensionnats et...
COMPLICITY Exhibit Thought-Provokingly Addresses Canada’s History of Colonialism
Photo by Bronte Behling On July 8, 2023, Mark Walton’s show “COMPLICITY” opened to the public at Button Factory Arts in Uptown Waterloo The show, inspired by...
Better Than Game of Thrones? House of the Dragon Dazzles
Game of Thrones fans around the globe held their breath as the premiere of the new series set in George R R Martin’s iconic universe took flight on Aug 21st of this...
Laurier and Neruda Arts launch the Kindness Project to bring messages of hope to vulnerable communities
Photo by Darien Funk Wilfrid Laurier University’s Community Music Program partnered with Neruda Arts to launch the Kindness Project, an initiative that is bringing music and...
Why we still need to study the humanities in an increasingly STEM-dominated post-secondary world
Photo by Darien Funk The dichotomy between science and humanities in terms of use when it comes to post-secondary degrees has long been debated It is a common...
How the Laurier experience compares to international universities
Photo by Darien Funk Laurier welcomes hundreds of exchange students every year from countries all over the world Some have only ever experienced Canada through the lens of a...
Poona the Fuckdog is KW Little Theatre’s latest
Poona the Fuckdog (And Other Plays for Children) is the kind of show that seems like it was written after ingesting a handful of sleeping pills with a four-pack of Red Bull.