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Library experiences long weekend flooding
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Heavy rain over the weekend caused damage to the lower floor of Wilfrid Laurier University’s library, which experienced two to three inches of water.
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FIFA’s injury policy concerning
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I sat contently on my couch watching this year’s FIFA World Cup final between Germany and Argentina. 19 minutes in, Germany’s Christoph Kramer got
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LORIS registration ‘fairly smooth’
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s new time ticket method for course registration had its first run-through this year, and created multiple reactions. According to Ken Boyd,
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$897,000 deficit for Students’ Union
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union budget was passed unanimously in May by the board of directors, reflecting a projected deficit of $897,000 for
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A family legacy continues at WLU
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Luke Allin, the brother of Laurier men’s basketball star Max, will be continuing the Allin legacy at Wilfrid Laurier University in the fall when
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Female figurines a sign of equality
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Lego has released a new collection of figurines that feature women in sciences such as chemistry, astronomy and paleontology. The fact that the new
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Laurier prof links zombie craze to pandemic fears
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Penelope Ironstone tried to have just one vacation away from her research. The associate professor of communication studies at Wilfrid Laurier University was headed
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‘Optimism, hope and joy’ in reconciliation between Church and First Nation peoples
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Though the last residential school in Canada closed nearly 20 years ago, there is still work actively being done in order to mend the
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Laurier woman collects 2,800 Roll Up the Rim tabs
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Cec Joyal only expected to collect 1,000 Roll Up the Rim tabs to donate to Out of the Cold. So when the development officer
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Landmark signs on campus receive a facelift
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The landmark signs on Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus have finally received the facelift they’ve been promised for almost a year. As of the
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