Interesting stories unfold on our Laurier campuses every day. Professors are making research discoveries, past and present students are finding ways to make a difference in the world and our purple-and-gold athletes are enjoying hard-earned victories.
In Communications, Public Affairs & Marketing, part of our job is to make sure people beyond our campuses hear our stories. That means working with the media to share the Laurier news that will interest their audiences, answering questions for their stories, and linking them with Laurier experts on specific news topics.
Laurier is in the news almost daily: locally, provincially, nationally and beyond. This website will provide a glimpse into some of the ways Laurier is making news – from alumni profiles and expert insight to some of the broader issues facing universities.
Headlines...
Laurier beats Guelph in OUA men’s playoff opener (News - Mar 07)
Laurier students make U.S. headlines for volunteer work in Georgia (News - Feb 20)
Wilfrid Laurier study on stock tipping raises concerns (News - Feb 18)
Laurier eliminates Waterloo from OUA playoffs (News - Feb 17)
CFI features Laurier professors' research on teaching math to children (News - Feb 15)
Wilfrid Laurier students talk mental health (News - Feb 12)
Canadian university students go crazy for dance meme (News - Feb 11)
How backyard rinks can change the world (News - Feb 08)
Laurier grad returns to Waterloo Region to head child witness centre (News - Feb 08)
LISPOP Associate discusses federal Liberal candidates (News - Feb 03)
Are YOU in the news?
Do you have an interesting story to tell? Have you talked to a newspaper, magazine, radio or TV reporter recently? Please let us know.
Experts at Laurier
Experts at Laurier is a broad database of experts who have agreed to make themselves available for media interviews. Visit the Experts at Laurier page to search for professors by discipline or topic: wlu.ca/experts.
Are you wondering how you can become an expert source for the media? Update your Experts at Laurier profile by logging onto your personal web page – click here to find out how.