Unveiling The Cord’s 1991 shut down
When I was first hired as Editor-in-Chief of The Cord in March of this year, I thought I understood the legacy this newspaper had “Thought” being the key word The Cord was...
When I was first hired as Editor-in-Chief of The Cord in March of this year, I thought I understood the legacy this newspaper had “Thought” being the key word The Cord was...
While I was home for reading week, I was treated to a news story about my local hospital being the most generous in terms of blood donation That’s heartwarming Their slogan...
If you follow The Cord on Facebook, chances are you saw our post at the end of September that acknowledged our 90th anniversary as the official student newspaper of Wilfrid...
With yet another apartment building failing to live up to their lease agreements, the Student Rights Advisory Committee at Wilfrid Laurier University is again publicizing that...
In this day and age, more and more people prefer hooking up and being friends with benefits than having a boyfriend or girlfriend The reason behind this is that relationships...
Looking for the right words to express your frustration at your third midterm this week Stressed about the latest essay proposal and don’t know how to properly complain We...
I don’t know about you, but earlier in September I was too busy navigating my new classes and their requirements to bother with the obvious mess of cultural appropriation...
We are nearing the release of The Birth of a Nation into theatres, a Sundance Festival smash that is somehow proving more controversial than the 1915 cinematic love letter to the...
On Wednesday night, the Graduate Students Association and the Wilfrid Laurier University Library had their official opening of #ConsentED, an interactive exhibit focused on...
The Alliance Against Poverty is attempting to get the Grand River Transit Commission to allow low-income people to ride the bus free of charge Obviously, this is a good idea...