
Traduit en franรงais par Ania Fatyga, Caroline Janczak et Jessica St-Onge Le 31 janvier, lโUniversitรฉ Wilfrid Laurier a lancรฉ un plan en quatre phases pour une transition vers lโapprentissage en personne, le plan se poursuivant jusquโร la fin du mois de fรฉvrier. Malgrรฉ le risque de transmission du COVID-19 parmi de larges groupes de personnes,…
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Time to ditch the pajamas โ Laurier will resume in-person instruction on Jan. 31. Based on class size and activity, a four-phased approach will be taken with mandatory proof of two vaccinations and face-coverings. In the wake of this exciting update, itโs completely natural to feel nervous . For students who joined Laurier during the…

After attending Laurierโs return-to-campus Q&A session on Friday, Jan. 28, I have mixed feelings. Among these feelings, the dominant emotion is gratitude. However, I have my issues with the actions Laurier is taking as we return to in-person learning which Iโd like to address before defending the administration. One complaint is in regard to the…
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On Jan. 31, Wilfrid Laurier University began a four-phased plan for a transition back to in-person learning with the plan resuming until the end of February. Despite the risk of COVID-19 transmission among large groups of people, Laurier, similar to other institutions, has decided to proceed with the return. โWhen [COVID-19] cases flattened out, you…
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Wilfrid Laurier University released a revised, four-phased plan for in-person instruction on Jan. 19. Winter term classes are planned to resume between Jan. 31-Feb. 28 “based on class size and activity, as supported by public health guidance.” The phased return course list can be found here. Laurier’s mandatory vaccination and face-covering policies will still be…

To what that we are owed this disservice? This is what I asked myself while watching the newest trailer for Marvelโs Spider-Man: No Way Home. I think that it largely is an instinct to remain neutral in the face of movies that have yet to be released. However, Iโd like to take a critical eye…


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