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Hawks finish 0-2 at nationals
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Just a week after a stunning win in double overtime against the Carlton Ravens in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) bronze medal game, the
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Crimea secession: a legal standpoint
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As Crimea votes in favour of autonomy from Ukraine, the legality of the separation is highly questionable
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It’s time to spice up your burgers
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The past week brought us a little taste of warm weather and shed a little hope on the fact that spring and summer are
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Nationals comes to an end for women’s basketball in 58-51 loss
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WINDSOR, Ont. — Following a rough loss against tournament favourite and the number one seeded Windsor Lancers last night, the Wilfrid Laurier women’s basketball team
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Women’s basketball drops CIS quarterfinal to No. 1 ranked Windsor
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WINDSOR, Ont. — The Wilfrid Laurier women’s basketball team continued their struggles tonight against the division rival Windsor Lancers, playing in their first game
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Unveiling stigmas of transgenderism
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Student, activist and mentor Ethan Jackson is a positive individual who is proud of the progress Wilfrid Laurier University has accomplished. Jackson is also
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Out in the elements
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For the seventh consecutive year, participants of 5 Days for the Homeless have been taking a week out of their normal university lives and
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Mystery posters appear
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The most interesting art has been shrouded in mystery. The true identity of Banksy, for example, a popular United Kingdom-based graffiti artist, has long
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Girls encouraged to get involved in science
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In celebration of International Women’s Day on Saturday, the Centre for Women in Science (WinS) at Wilfrid Laurier University hosted an afternoon of activities
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City mayors address housing and infrastructure issues
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Kitchener Mayor, Carl Zehr, joined with other municipal representatives from across Canada to discuss ways to fix the affordable housing shortage—a substantial barrier to
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