/

The Laurier Golden Hawks menโs basketball team continued their impressive start to the 2022 season, sweeping the rival Western Mustangs in two games this past week. Spearheaded by dominant performances from the backcourt duo of Romello Taylor and Ali Sow, the Golden Hawks won their sixth straight game on Saturday to improve their record to…
/

Trigger warning: this article contains mentions of suicidal ideation Before the end of the 2021 fall semester, two members of the Wilfrid Laurier University Studentsโ Union executive team left their roles. The departure of the executives wasnโt made public until members of the studentsโ union board of directors mentioned the vacancies to The Cord during…
/

Wilfrid Laurier University has arranged for several panels to be held throughout Black History Month, available for all students. This is in addition to other resources being provided on campus and virtually. In keeping with university tradition, the panels will feature experts in a variety of fields and will be available to all students free…
/

Shane Symington has been elected as the next Studentsโ Union president and CEO for the 2022/2023 year. Symington won the election on the evening of Jan. 27, with 1372 votes which was 53.47 per cent of the student vote. Opponent Ezra Ceniti received 1194 votes, which was 46.53 per cent. In an email statement sent…
/

The Cord has made the conscious decision to refrain from endorsing a presidential candidate in this yearโs 2022 Studentsโ Union election. After thorough deliberation and discussion, our team believes it would be in the best interest of our paper and the Wilfrid Laurier student body to reevaluate the purpose and value of election endorsements. While…
/

Frances Stewart, an assistant professor in the biology department at Wilfrid Laurier University, was named Canada Research Chair in Northern Wildlife Biology. Stewartโs research focus is on wildlife in Canadaโs north. Her lab is called the WILD Lab, which stands for Wildlife Integration for Land Use Decisions. โWhat we essentially do is we try to…
/

Local Kitchener native and first-year forward, Sasha Marikano dazzled in her first year on the pitch with the Golden Hawks womenโs soccer program. After the cancellation of Ontario University Athletics (OUA) soccer last season, Marikano, who most recently played as a part of the Kitchener TFC Academy made the most of her first year with…


Serving the Waterloo campus, The Cord seeks to provide students with relevant, up to date stories. Weโre always interested in having more volunteer writers, photographers and graphic designers.