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On a rainy Thursday evening at University Stadium, the Laurier womenโs soccer team suited up to face the McMaster Marauders. This one had a steady pace early on, with both teams exchanging possession of the ball. At the 29th minute, the Marauders struck first as they rushed down the far side of the field and…
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Wilfrid Laurier University was recently included in The Princeton Review Guide to 361 Green Colleges. The book features the most environmental and eco-friendly colleges in North America. One of only ten Canadian institutions included in the review, the recognition demonstrates Laurierโs dedication to the environment and sustainability on campus. Claire Bennett, manager of Laurierโs Sustainability…
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Last Friday, Busty and the Bass graced the stage at Maxwellโs Concerts and Events as they performed their unique jazz, rap, pop, electronic musical fusion. This was not the first time the Montreal-based band stopped in Waterloo, but it was the first time their energetic sound was able to draw in a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd at…
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On one of the stops on their nationwide tour, the play Salt Baby made a stop at The Registry Theatre in Kitchener, this past weekend. It follows the journey of an Indigenous woman and her struggle to identify her ethnicity. She debates having her DNA tested, but is afraid of the result. Meanwhile, she experiences…
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On Friday, October 21, Wilfrid Laurier University issued a statement to notify the Laurier community of the passing of Rean Heckroodt, a first-year student. “The Wilfrid Laurier University community is deeply saddened by the passing of first-year student, Rean Heckroodt. The university expresses sincere condolences to Reanโs family and friends and is taking steps to…
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On the morning of October 20, students, staff and faculty at Wilfrid Laurier University were surprised to see blue and pink flags in the Quad. The Laurier LifeLink, a non-sectarian pro-life club at the university, arranged the display. Stephanie Breukelman, president of Laurier LifeLink, said the club came to campus earlier in the morning to…


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