
On March 17, the streets of Waterloo transform into a sea of green as students gather to celebrate Saint Patrickโs Day. Wilfrid Laurier University
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Celebrating Irish Heritage On March 1st 2023 Minister Ahmed Hussen and MP James Maloney officiallyproclaimed March as Irish Heritage Month. Recognizing the importance of
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Another Saint Patrickโs Day is upon us, and the COVID-19 pandemic continues to fester during its celebrations.ย Our beloved street party on Ezra Avenue
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On Sept. 28, 700 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Ontario, a single-day record for the province. With the number of cases continuing to
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At a certain age, the excitement around throwing house parties simply loses its novelty. At twenty-one โ although premature this conclusion โ I think
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Your typical university student may argue that drinking and partying are part of university life. However, with the current international presence of COVID-19 and
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In the spirit of St Patrickโs Day, it would seem to be appropriate to prepare students on how to best cope with their post-Ezra
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Laurierโs annual homecoming weekend took place from Friday, Sept. 27 to Sunday, Sept. 29, a weekend created for alumni to come back and celebrate
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On Sep. 28, Uptown Waterloo hosted Lumen, the second annual festival that features interdisciplinary installations of art, technology, and light. From 6-11 p.m, festival-goers


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