Chris Donald
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Therapy dogs help students get through ruff times
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At Laurier, it’s not uncommon to see a service dog in training on campus or even see people in your building about to take
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Remembrance Day ceremonies commemorate the end of the First World War
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For those who had laid a sacrifice of freedom more than a century ago, this past weekend offered a commemoration of the horrors our
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Queer comedy show gets laughs and praise
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On the night of Nov. 8, the warm atmosphere of Patent Social was a welcome treat after being out in the cold. The bar
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Behind the rising popularity of “wellness” and health management
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The wellness approach to a more balanced lifestyle is a trend that has taken over social media and health discussions in recent years. Countless
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Bohemian Rhapsody dazzles audiences with its depiction of Queen and Freddie Mercury
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Growing up, I used to listen to the “Greatest Hits” album by Queen. I would rock out to classics like “We Will Rock You,”
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Graffiti Market puts a unique spin on the casual restaurant experience
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If you’re looking for something new to experience in Waterloo, I would highly recommend heading over to Graffiti Market. Located at 137 Glasgow Street
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Golden Hearth Bakery provides fresh, handmade goods to local community
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Located on the corner of King and Cedar Street in Kitchener, is a local, 11 year-old confectionery that sells baked goods made completely from
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Inclusive DEO event endeavours to be a safe space on campus
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On Wednesday, Oct. 24, between 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., the Rainbow Centre, the Centre for Women and Trans People and Laurier Students’ Public
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Businesses should leave 90s gimmicks in the past
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As I exited the cold exterior of Queen Street and entered the elegant interior of The Walper Hotel, the sound of EMF’s ‘Unbelievable’ flooded
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“The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” charms Netflix audiences
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On Oct. 26, the long anticipated The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina premiered on Netflix. Though it may not be the horror fix you’re looking
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