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University and CUPE reach tentative agreement
CBC features Laurier program: Made-in-Waterloo region education program a success in Haiti
Laurier professors and students help with Brant Community Foundation’s first Vital Signs report
Laurier’s Grant Packard examines why saying ‘I’ and not ‘we’ matters when engaging with customers
Laurier’s pop-up Freestore aims to help students save money and the environment
University Affairs features Laurier Access 2 University program
An original production written by Laurier alumna Victoria Hudson-Muir is being featured at Bell Summer Theatre Festival
Laurier president’s opinion article: Not merely free speech, but better speech needs to be protected on campus
Laurier researchers’ website uses interactive storytelling to provide an intimate look at the lives of Syrian refugees in Lebanon
Two Laurier graduate students win prestigious awards for women's health research
Laurier explores the impact of computational and design thinking at its first annual Ignite Your Teaching event
Laurier partners with community organization to turn mattress toppers into pet beds
Laurier mourns death of student Gagandeep Sangwan
Lazaridis Institute partners with Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati as exclusive U.S. legal provider
High achieving BBA student-athlete recognized for success in sport and academics
Laurier helps foster resilient communities and biodiversity on campus through community gardens
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