food
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Understanding the History of Indigenous food culture with Advocate and Educator Destiny Moser
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On Nov. 12, 2025, the Laurier Library EDI Committee hosted “Artistic Forms of Storytelling,” an event held in partnership with the Office of Indigenous Initiatives and the Robert Langen Art Gallery, with additional support from Faculty Relations. During the panel, guest speaker Destiny Moser, an Indigenous Food Advocate and Educator, highlighted a critical systemic issue regarding Indigenous food histories. …
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 16: A Reuben, a Pancake, and a Prayer at Mel’s Diner
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Situated between the two major campuses in Waterloo, Mel’s Diner remains a beloved stop for students and locals alike. If you’ve ever wondered what it might feel like to step directly into a Hollywood fanatic shrine room, Mel’s answers that question with confidence. The ambiance is unmistakable with retro Hollywood posters, classic big screen memorabilia plastered over every inch…
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Let’s Make: Classic Gingerbread
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It’s a dreary November evening. You’re cold and tired after a long day of classes, and head back home in need of a cozy night-in. You wear some comfy pjs, light a candle and turn on your favourite show, but something’s missing – a snack. When you’re craving comfort, there’s no better food than a…
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LizzDrew Take On The ‘Loo Edition 16: Princess Treatment
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A Local Gem Where Paninis, Pudding, and Community Shine For this month’s edition, we wanted to review one of our favourite spots in Waterloo: The Princess Cafe. A part of the larger Princess Twin Cinemas at 46 King Street North, it offers a great spot to not only get some refreshments before catching a movie,…
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LizzDrew Take on the ‘Loo Edition 15: Act A Foolio
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From margaritas to mouthwatering tacos, LizzDew takes a trip across city lines to uncover why Don Julio’s might just be Kitchener’s best-kept Mexican secret. For this month’s edition of your favourite food reviewer’s escapades, we decided to cross city limits to check out Andrew’s personal favourite Mexican spot, Don Julio Taco & Tequila Bar. Located…
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Let’s Make: Taylor Swift’s Chai Cookies
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In many ways, September is a time of transition. This month not only marks the beginning of a new academic year, but also the changing of seasons. While some of us use this time to soak in the last sunny days of summer, others (me included) are anxiously awaiting the first signs of autumn. In…
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How international films question and challenge North American perspectives
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Different cultures offer different approaches to life’s many questions. The Oscars’ international entries, including those that weren’t nominated, explore how human fundamentals—love and joy—take shape in the eyes of non-North American artists. Whether they’re subjectively good or bad is irrelevant – either way, they’ll expand your capacity to appreciate perspective and, I hope, offer new…
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The best of both worlds
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On a romantic Valentine’s night out, LizzDrew decided to do what any ordinary couple would do – go out to dinner. However, both writers forgot that every other couple would be doing the same and ignorantly decided to omit a call for reservations. After checking out other establishments (including a trip to LizzDrew’s column alumni…
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Plant-based eating: More than labels
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Food is one of the most important things you must figure out during your time in university. For many, it’s the first time in your life when you must feed yourself, and there are many decisions to be made. Finding a balance in the type of food you eat is vital and individual. This article…
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Communication and Confidence: Advice from an Adult Film Star
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It is cold, frigid February. What a else could that signal but romance? Ah, yes, it is the season of love. It is a time when those of us with partners plan elaborate gestures of love, and those of us without eat a lot of Ben & Jerry’s while watching Moonstruck four times in a…
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