LGBTQ
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Lumen Festival shines bright in uptown
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On Sept. 29, 2018 the Lumen festival took place in Waterloo for the very first time. The festival, which aims to celebrate light, art
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Editor’s Note: Exposing sexism in the workplace
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With this issue comes the release of parts two and three of a four-part series I’ve been working on since last April. The investigative
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Parts 2 & 3 – Back to the drawing board: reflecting on the 2017-18 directors
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The Cord’s Editor-In-Chief, Safina Husein, conducted an investigation of the Students’ Union’s 2017-18 board of directors, following up with allegations of sexism and various
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True North Beer Festival hosts rare craft brewers from KW
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True North Beer Festival took place this past Saturday, Sept. 15. Craft breweries from all over Ontario gathered at Lot 42 in Kitchener for
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Editors Note: Is a photo worth it?
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This past summer, my friends and I went to a sunflower farm called Boggle Seeds located approximately 40 minutes away from Waterloo. The farm
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Annual Doors Open event looks into Waterloo Region’s architecture and history
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The annual Doors Open Waterloo Region took place this past Saturday Sept. 15, 2018, giving residents of Waterloo a unique look into buildings with
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Editor’s Note: Looking into the future
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Last week my staff and I spent both first-year move-in days handing out our orientation week issue — a yearly tradition at The Cord.
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True North Beer Festival is on its way to KW
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True North Beer Festival is coming to Kitchener this upcoming Saturday Sept. 15, 2018 for its third and final stop of the year. “We
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A decade of change in uptown Waterloo
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Editor-in-Chief, Safina Husein, discusses the transformation of Waterloo’s core before, during and after construction Change — the one word that comes to my mind
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Editor’s Note: Finding your place on campus
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Entering first-year can be overwhelming. From the first day you arrive at Laurier, you are inundated with people who are passionate about their purple
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