mikeradivoi
-
Leading math and science researchers come to WLU
/
This week, Wilfrid Laurier University has seen an influx of great minds on campus. Over 400 researchers in the broad fields of science and
-
Highlighting students’ concerns
/
Between essays, mid-terms and the social demands that come along with university, most students don’t have time to look into the government’s effect on
-
Artists return to Hillside
/
Once again, The Cord was lucky enough to attend the 28th annual Hillside festival at the Guelph Lake Island this July, for three days
-
Sorry, I can’t eat that
/
Vegetarianism Second-year global studies student Jordana McLeod has been a vegetarian for nearly two years, since the Fall of 2009 after watching the film
-
Use social media wisely
/
In today’s technological society, social media has become an inescapable force that constantly keeps us in touch with the surrounding world. Like most people
-
Characters abound at Comic-Con
/
This past week, the most prominent event in the comic book world began and ended across the border as San Diego Comic-Con commenced off
-
Swan becomes a Hawk
/
Graeme Swan proudly wore the emblazoned black and yellow spartan crest on his jacket for six years. During his stay at the University of
-
Region’s water supply could be a concern
/
Take the water out of the name “Waterloo” and you don’t get the greatest image of this rapidly burgeoning city. However, if community members
-
LRT debate finally over
/
In a momentous and visionary decision for Waterloo Region, years of deliberation and disjunction came to a close on June 15 with a 9-2
-
New talent, old faves highlight NXNE
/
Taking over Toronto for the 17th consecutive year, the North by Northeast (NXNE) festival has expanded beyond a launching pad for new Canadian bands.
Featured stories
The Tie That Binds WLU Since 1926
Serving the Waterloo campus, The Cord seeks to provide students with relevant, up to date stories. We’re always interested in having more volunteer writers, photographers and graphic designers.