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Laurier women’s curling wins OUA championship
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GUELPH, Ont. — They didn’t think they had it, but the Wilfrid Laurier women’s curling team pulled out an eighth-end victory to claim the
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Men’s curling drops OUA championship final 8-1 to Varsity Blues
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GUELPH, Ont. — An unfortunate pick on Richard Krell’s final rock in the fifth end was all the Toronto Varsity Blues needed for the
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Residence don accused of stealing $20,000 worth of items from WCH, Little House
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Waterloo Regional Police Services (WRPS) have arrested 23-year-old Wilfrid Laurier University student and residence don Jeremiah Rojas in connection to a string of thefts
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Women’s hockey takes game one of playoff series
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Captain Laura Brooker sent a beautiful shot top corner and Danelle Im and Megan Howe complimented her as the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s
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New voting system put to the test
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On Feb. 5 and 6, students at Wilfrid Laurier University used the new ranked voting system to make their voices heard in the Students’
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13 new directors elected for Students’ Union board; two return
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Out of the 16 candidates running for the 15 board of director positions in this year’s Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union elections, only 14
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Time Well Wasted: 10 websites to help you through studying
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Oh, the dreaded mid-term season — the one of two times this semester where caffeine levels spike, sleep becomes increasingly elusive and your diet
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Locals urge to plan ahead to avoid impaired driving
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On Feb. 3, the Waterloo Regional Police Service charged five impaired drivers in the span of six hours in Cambridge. Following the incidences, questions
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A brotherly connection for the Hawks
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When any team in sports builds a significant amount of chemistry together, they can look at their teammates and perceive them, almost, as family.
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Sex with Sue at THEMUSEUM
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The best way to learn about sex is to ask questions. On Thursday Feb. 6, THEMUSEUM kicked off their Sex Dialogues series entitled “Sue
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