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Shohini Ghose
Professor Shohini Ghose among UNESCO’s Quantum 100

Shohini Ghose, a professor of Physics and Computer Science at Wilfrid Laurier University, was included in The Quantum 100, UNESCO’s list of global leaders in quantum science.

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Giving is Golden blood drive returns to Laurier Jan. 28 to support Canadian Blood Services
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Deborah MacLatchy named Chair of Council of Ontario Universities
Joan Kilgour
Laurier mourns the passing of retired Associate Professor Joan Kilgour

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Faulds hired to succeed Marshall as head football coach at Western
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Meet the deaf ringette player helping to lead Wilfrid Laurier’s team
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Assistant captain of Wilfrid Laurier’s ringettes on playing while deaf
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Giving is Golden blood drive returns to Laurier Jan. 28 to support Canadian Blood Services
January 6
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Deborah MacLatchy named Chair of Council of Ontario Universities
January 5
Joan Kilgour
Laurier mourns the passing of retired Associate Professor Joan Kilgour
January 5
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Laurier Professor Shohini Ghose chosen as one of UNESCO's Quantum 100
December 22
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Homa Kheyrollah Pour wins Government of Canada’s 2025 Northern Science Award
December 19
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The Ira Gluskin and Maxine Granovsky Gluskin Charitable Foundation establish the Gluskin Chair in Real Estate at Laurier
December 18
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Gregory Kennedy wins C.P. Stacey Award for best book in Canadian military history
December 17
Best of Brantford text against a scene of the Lorne Bridge spanning the Grand River
Brantford’s culture and history come alive with new Laurier-produced audio tours
December 16
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Laurier partners with Stratford Festival on new immersive musical theatre course
December 5
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Laurier names Aaron Williams winner of prestigious 2025 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction
December 3

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