Wilfrid Laurier University
Wilfrid Laurier University adds unique pair of bodies to kinesiology department
Wilfrid Laurier University recently welcomed a unique, new pair of bodies to its Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education: two hyper-realistic, synthetic cadavers. Continue reading
NDP says Ontario government broke promise to fund 3 post-secondary campuses
The province announced the move Monday, saying it is not in a position to fund the campuses because of its $15 billion deficit. Continue reading
Doug Ford government cancels funding for post-secondary campus expansions in Brampton, Milton, Markham
The Doug Ford government has announced it will cancel more than $300 million in funding for planned university and college campus expansions in Brampton, Milton and Markham, citing a large multi-billion-dollar provincial budget deficit. Continue reading
Homecoming win over Laurier earns Western another undefeated season
Western’s homecoming game saw the Mustangs top the Laurier Golden Hawks 46-13. Continue reading
Police see 164 per cent increase in charges during 2018’s ‘Project Safe Semester’
Waterloo Regional Police said there were 621 charges laid over the course of the month-long campaign, an increase of 164 per cent over the same time period a year ago. Continue reading
Queen’s University students protest against professor, Lindsay Shepherd
Protesters argued that Queen’s Law shouldn’t be allowing Shepherd to speak at sessions because they believe her views are against a marginalized community. Continue reading
Wilfrid Laurier University confirms death of student at residence building
By Matt Carty Reporter
The death is not considered suspicious and officials are in the process of contacting the student’s family. Continue reading
Waterloo police lay 219 charges in week 2 of Project Safe Semester
By Matt Carty Reporter
The campaign sees an increased police presence around Wilfrid Laurier University, the University of Waterloo and Conestoga College. Continue reading
Grand River Hospital offers tips for students about to spend their first year away from home
The Grand River Hospital offered some tips for students to be prepared for a successful freshman year. Continue reading
Develop free speech policies or face funding cuts, Ontario tells post-secondary institutions
The schools have until Jan. 1, 2019 to develop, implement and comply with the policies, which experts said were aimed at pleasing a segment of the Tory base that was outraged when some speakers and professors came under fire for their conservative views. Continue reading
