rainbow crosswalk
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Looking at female representation during the Students’ Union elections: The future (might just be) female
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For the 2018-2019 school year, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union had only one female on their board of directors. The year before —
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New Year, new Winter Carnival at Laurier and a week full of festivities
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On Sunday, Jan. 13th, 2019, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union annual Winter Carnival event kicked off, signalling the start of a week’s worth
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Editorial: being an athlete doesn’t have to stop after high school
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Being an athlete was always my identifier for the majority of my life. Playing soccer since the ripe age of two turning three, playing
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Laurier’s newest donation to the archives contains blueprints for a different campus design
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The Laurier Archives, located in the basement of the library on Laurier’s Waterloo Campus, have been given old blueprints of architectural designs of Laurier’s
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Teaching music from the comfort of your home
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For many university students, they know the struggle of not being able to access a lot of things they can at home; a car,
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Wilf’s second annual Craft Beer Festival is a success among students
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On Nov. 22nd, Wilf’s, along with Laurier Campus Life: Waterloo and the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union, hosted the second-annual Craft Beer Festival in
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Recapping the year in news
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Healthy Sleep Week promotes “sleep hygiene” to students
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On Nov. 21, the Wellness Education Centre hosted their Healthy Sleep Week, as one of their ongoing themed weeks they hold throughout the year.
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Lucinda House to be the future for a larger learning space for Indigenous students
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On Tuesday, Nov. 20, it was announced that the Nadjiwan Kaandossiwin Gamik Indigenous Centre will be moving locations to the Lucinda House, just down
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You’ll never walk alone: Foot Patrol celebrates it’s 26th birthday
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Foot Patrol, the volunteer operated service on campus where teams of two are sent out to help safely walk students home, turned 26 this
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