Film about Dutch painter
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Finding answers: the debilitating journey of women who seek solutions for their pain
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“We were all just too sensitive. Fatigue too thick to make sense of phone, Trader Joe’s, Laundromat, let alone meeting, party, dance floor. We…
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“Radical Wellness Week” looks at systems of oppression and their influence on wellness
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From Mar. 18 to 22, the Centre for Student Equality, Diversity and Inclusion is hosting a “Radical Wellness Week” to get students thinking about…
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The Bachelor Vietnam: The LGBTQ+ representation we need on the small screen
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The controversy over Kehlani’s pregnancy
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On Oct. 12, 2018, R&B singer Kehlani announced her pregnancy on social media with her guitarist and partner, Javie Young-White. Earlier this year, Kehlani…
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Hallowdrag for Humanity takes the spotlight at Wilf’s
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The University of Waterloo (UW) Drag Club made their debut on Wilfrid Laurier University’s campus at Wilf’s this past Friday with their “Hallowdrag for…
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Rainbow Reels film festival represents LGBTQ2+ community
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“The films that we have are works of art — they’re pieces that are well put together, there’s good funding behind them, they’re beautiful…
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Rainbow crosswalk unveiled in Uptown, vandalized three days later
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This past Wednesday May 30, Waterloo’s first rainbow crosswalk was officially unveiled in the heart of uptown located on Willis Way near the Waterloo…
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A journalist outed Lee Pace and it’s incredibly problematic
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It’s always very exciting for the LGBTQ+ community when somebody comes out and joins us, especially when it’s someone who lives in the public…
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OUT in Business Club opens up new experiences for members
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Laurier’s new LGBTQ+ business club is challenging stigmas in the workplace OUT in Business is Wilfrid Laurier University’s business club on campus for the…
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Considering different identities within society
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Democrat or Republican; Conservative or Liberal. Party affiliation has become an incredibly important way of labeling yourself, a way to express your values and…
The Tie That Binds WLU Since 1926
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