Laurier researchers are connecting western science with land-based practices to solve urgent problems in the North
Laurier researchers awarded $450,000 from Canada-Inuit Nunangat-United Kingdom Arctic Research Program
Meet six Wilfrid Laurier University graduate and postdoctoral scholars tackling complex societal and social challenges
Cody Groat is tackling complex questions about the Historic Sites and Monuments Board's integration of Indigenous history
Associate Professor Christina Han brings the past to life with deep-mapping project focused on Brantford immigrant communities
Janet McLaughlin and Jenna Hennebry are advocating for the safety of migrant agricultural workers during COVID-19
Trail Valley Creek marks 30 years of climate change research
Faculty and graduate students conduct leading-edge research about the novel coronavirus
Laurier's Alison Blay-Palmer appointed a UNESCO Chair
David Krzesni receives grant to study community response to rising sea level in Marshall Islands
Laurier researchers digitize and analyze Cold War civil defence materials inside the ‘Diefenbunker’
Study finds families of 40,000 children living with autism in Ontario face severe stress
Laurier researchers work to document 1,000-year-old rock art
Laurier researcher investigates effects of Islamophobia on Canadian Muslim youth
Laurier researchers aim to prevent post-traumatic stress injuries
Why meeting obligations under the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is important
Researchers participate in Northwest Territories camp with Dehcho youth and elders
Manuel Riemer aims to find the formula to engage people in sustainable practices
Laurier researchers study the challenges and opportunities related to cannabis legalization
Josephine McMurray explores how assistive technologies may help Canada’s aging population
Researcher Kim Rygiel says the world needs to embrace diversity
Researcher Joel Weadge joins multi-institutional project to combat bacteria
James Telford is leading research to analyze aquatic sediment in the Marian River
Futuristic technology very much in the present day for some Laurier students
