Intellectual Climate

Laurier excels at creating a culture of engagement that develops the whole person and builds reciprocal community relationships by facilitating the expression, testing, and challenging of a range of perspectives and ideas grounded in reason, evidence, and frameworks of knowledge and creativity.

This spirit of free enquiry and expression reflects Laurier’s commitment to supporting an open and inclusive environment in which vigorous debate and the exploration of ideas is sought and encouraged.

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Explore the latest in our intellectual climate.

Laurier researchers host international workshop to address food security in growing African cities.

Laurier’s Department of Political Science to host panel discussion about ongoing farmers’ protest in India.

Insurance isn’t enough: Governments need to do better on natural disaster resilience

Undergraduate students to showcase research as part of Laurier’s annual ACERS event

Political polarization during a pandemic: Q and A with Laurier psychology expert Anne Wilson.

Panelists at Laurier’s Economic Outlook event to assess Waterloo Region’s post-pandemic recovery and growth.

Graduate researchers ask the questions, share their stories in season two of Laurier’s Research Chat podcast

Bombing Ukraine homes should be considered a war crime, say Canadian expertsSocial Sharing

Laurier honoured with international award for outstanding student-teacher interactions

Laurier Global Studies students host online event to shed light on asylum seekers’ experiences in Canada.

Laurier’s Faculty of Education and Waterloo Public Library launch new season of Laurier EdTalks lecture series

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Intellectual Climate

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