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Wilfrid Laurier Universityโs Contract Teaching Faculty (CTF), represented by WLUFA (Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty Association) will be in legal strike position on Nov. 21 if an agreement between CTF and WLU cannot be reached.ย Negotiations began in May 2022, and the two parties have met over 11 times to reach a deal regarding the compensation…
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Last year, Mark Terry premiered his documentary film The Changing Face of Iceland ย in front of some of the planetโs most important decision makers at the United Nationsโ COP26 climate summit. ย Terry is an award-winning documentarian and explorer, a contract faculty member at Wilfrid Laurier Universityโs Department of English and Film Studies and an…
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The Office of Indigenous Initiatives is hosting its tenth annual Indigenous Education Week virtually at Laurier, from Oct. 26 to 30.ย โItโs a chance for the public and the Laurier community to engage in speakers and topics related to Indigenous people,โ Melissa Ireland, director and senior advisor of Indigenous Initiatives said. With this yearโs theme,…
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On Aug. 26, Kate McCrae Bristol was announced as the new dean of students for Wilfrid Laurier Universityโs Waterloo Campus. McCrae Bristol will effectively assume her role as of Sep. 16, 2019, but will be welcoming the incoming first year students prior to this date during the opening ceremonies of Orientation Week. McCrae Bristol is…
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Effective Aug. 1, 2019, Jonathan Newman will take over as the new vice-president of research at Wilfrid Laurier University, lead the Office of Research Services and support and grow research opportunities throughout Laurier. Newman will be coming into the role with a wealth of experience: a professor of ecology, he has worked at the University…
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The Office of Indigenous Initiatives at Laurier is hosting their eighth annual Indigenous Education Week from Mar. 4 to the 8, hosting various events around campus to get students involved and educated on the Indigenous work that happens on campus. The week-long event first started in 2011, and is celebrated on both Waterloo and Brantford…


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