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Greetings! Anin! Sgeno! Shekon! Shekoli! Tansi! Kwey! Boozhoo!
We acknowledge the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishnawbe and Haudenosaunee people.
We are committed to fostering a positive experience for all Indigenous students, whether you’re First Nations (status or non-status), Inuit or Métis. The Indigenous Student Centres provide a range of culturally relevant, wholistic support services and programs. We’ll assist you with the application process through to graduation. If you’re curious about our admission policies, funding, academic programs or even career planning, don’t hesitate to contact us.
Come Visit Us
Life at Laurier is great, and both our Waterloo and Brantford campuses boast an impressive amount of school spirit and community support. We provide customized Laurier visits based on what you’re interested in, including:
- A tour of the campus and the Indigenous Student Centre.
- A meet-and-greet with a Laurier professor and the Indigenous student support coordinator.
- Help with obtaining a OneCard for incoming students.
For more information or to book a tour, contact the Indigenous Students Recruitment and Outreach Officer at 519.884.0710 x4312 or indigenous@wlu.ca.
Be Part of Something Special
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Member of Parliament Jody Wilson-Raybould to speak during Laurier’s Indigenous Education Week
Laurier community invited to show support for Orange Shirt Day online
Laurier alumna leads Grand River Water Walk
Laurier’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives creates guide for community sponsors
Upcoming Lifelong Learning at Home webinar to discuss allies in Canada’s reconciliation process
Laurier celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day with online events
Laurier's Corri Daniels earns national Indigenous Voices Award nomination
Three Laurier events to focus on Indigenous research
Founder of Canada’s first Indigenous-owned cosmetics company will share her story at Laurier’s Open House
Federal funding will help Laurier increase equity, diversity and inclusion among researchers
Federal funding supports Laurier hands-on science programs for Indigenous youth, high school students
Canadians often take water for granted, but Laurier researchers say climate change is putting water at risk
Laurier student says NSERC awards offer golden opportunity for Indigenous learners
Laurier celebrates Indigenous Education Week
Laurier professor honoured with OCUFA's Award of Distinction for advancing and promoting equity
Barry Ace exhibition at Laurier’s Robert Langen Art Gallery fuses Indigenous aesthetic with digital refuse
SUNDANCe Award among many scholarships, bursaries available to Indigenous students at Laurier
CBC: Laurier student helps develop children's programming for Indigenous outreach centre
Laurier researchers and Indigenous community partners working to address water security challenges
Laurier-hosted virtual reality film experience highlights Indigenous languages
Laurier lecturer to explore journey of reconciliation at Friends and Neighbours speaker series
Office of Indigenous Initiatives and Laurier International partner for corn harvest event
Celebrating Indigenous education in a special edition of Laurier Campus magazine
Heritage home on Laurier's campus to become new student Indigenous centre
Ontario’s first Indigenous lieutenant governor to visit Laurier’s Brantford campus
Laurier’s Land We Are event will delve into local Indigenous history and the purpose of land acknowledgments
