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Laurier is excited to welcome its second cohort of students to the Milton campus in fall 2025, with expanded academic offerings including Business Technology Management — giving local and commuter students more opportunities to study close to home.


Laurier is a driver of economic growth and social wellbeing in Southwestern Ontario. The Social and Economic Impact Report, led by Higher Education Strategy Associates in 2024/25, quantifies Laurier’s far-reaching impact on communities, local economies, and the lives of our alumni.
Laurier invites you to attend our Fall Open Houses, taking place at our Waterloo campus Saturday, Nov. 8 and Brantford campus Saturday, Nov. 15. Step into the shoes of a Golden Hawk and discover what life at Laurier could mean for you.
The Golden Hawks are going back to the Yates Cup Football Championship for the third year in a row! Laurier will defend against the Queen's Gaels Saturday, Nov. 8 at University Stadium. Tickets are going fast, so get yours soon to join in on the action and cheer our Golden Hawks to victory.
Top multicultural talent will light up the stage at the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts in Brantford on Wednesday, Nov. 19. Fusion Beats 2025 promises an electrifying evening of diverse music and dance performances. Admission is free and open to the public.
Hosted by Laurier's Faculty of Arts during its centenary celebrations, join us for a one-day symposium on Friday, Nov. 21 bringing together educators, policymakers, industry leaders, and community partners for a timely conversation about the evolving role of higher education in a rapidly changing world.
5
Nov
Academic Skills Workshop: Study Smarter, Not Longer
One Market
5
Nov
Careers in Sustainability: Alumni & Student Networking Night
6
Nov
Academic Skills Workshop: Silencing Digital Distractions
Zoom
6
Nov
Academic Skills Workshop: Silencing Digital Distractions
Peters Building
7
Nov
Music at Noon - Jonathan Rowsell (tuba), Denis Jiron (trombone) and Kyung Kim (piano)
Maureen Forrester Recital Hall