Looking into Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome
The belief that marijuana is an addictive substance has been a point of social and medical debate for over a century While occasional users may overlook the addictive potential...
Takeaways from the IPCC Report and the consequence of inaction
Climate change is unfolding rapidly before our eyes and a lack of inaction would lead to disastrous outcomes worldwide The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released...
Laurier supporting women in STEM
Photo by Darien Funk As the world continues to persevere through a global pandemic, discussion surrounding equity gaps in science, technology, engineering and mathematics...
Laurier science professor receives international teaching and mentoring award
A Wilfrid Laurier University assistant professor has just been selected as the first recipient of the Gail Jenkins Teaching and Mentoring Award by the Human Anatomy and Physiology...
Inmates belong in prison, not polling booths
When you are behind bars, you should only be behind bars, not in a polling booth. It is completely asinine to think we would allow deviants of the law to have a say in the representation of our country’s government and the formation of new laws.
‘Quantum Woman’ raises the bar at Laurier
Wilfrid Laurier University may have a new superhero in the form of professor, Dr Shohini Ghose Ghose, recognized by many as Quantum Woman at the Smithsonian magazine Future is...
Climbing the mountain to med school
The expectations for medical school acceptance is a constant concern for countless students