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Thereโs no doubt that back-to-school sales are tempting to the best of us frugal shoppers, and itโs pretty hard to separate the junk from the jewels. Whatโs worth the splurge? What are the things that a university student should not live without? Protective Laptop Case From the group chat for planning Philโs nights, to handing…
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K-W, more than many other cities, engages with its residents through community events throughout the year. As a popular concert venue, Maxwellโs hosted itโs very first Freshtival, a daylong indie festival where artists and vendors gathered to celebrate community on August 27. One of the artists featured was Wilfrid Laurier Universityโs very own Last Minute,…
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Feelin Kinda Free โ The Drones For when the school year feels like an endless dirge of curveballs and chaos, leave it to Australian avant-garde outfit, The Drones, to put you in the right mindset to see it through. Feelin Kinda Free is a menacingly skittish rock saga that feels near impossible to pin down…
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Laura Fedy, a recent graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University and Michael Cinelli, a Laurier professor, will be attending and speaking at the fifth annual International Consensus Conference on Concussions in Sport in Berlin this coming October. The conference, held every four years, consists of those from around the world who are leaders in concussion research.…
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Janet Howitt has recently been appointed as executive director of the Delton Glebe Counselling Centre. The Delton Glebe Counselling Centre is a program run by the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Now open for over two years, the centre promotes and works to strengthen the spiritual and emotional well-being of individuals within and around the Wilfrid Laurier…
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Faculty of Arts Interculturalย Understanding Option This new option, under the faculty of arts, is directly associated with the anthropology program. This option consists of four credits, two mandatory credits from anthropology and two elective credits from a wide range of programs, such as global studies, religion, sociology and history. This option focuses on ethnography, multiculturalism…


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