He’s an ideas man: Chuck Tatham
“I just loved comedy, but I never really said ‘I’m going to do that for a living’” Despite this claim, Laurier graduate and television writer Chuck Tatham has...
“I just loved comedy, but I never really said ‘I’m going to do that for a living’” Despite this claim, Laurier graduate and television writer Chuck Tatham has...
Fashion ‘n’ Motion, WLUSU’s annual dance and fashion show, has become somewhat of a tradition at Laurier Initiated in the 1990s as a fashion show held at the Turret, the...
Day 1: Wednesday, March 9 The Venue: The Phoenix Concert Theatre The Line-up: Rococode, Whale Tooth, Birds of Tokyo, Mother Mother Canadian Music Week started with flair on...
An interesting, though often overlooked addition to Conestoga mall, The City of Waterloo Museum is a neat little place for a stop while shopping Tucked discreetly into a corner of...
The Tra La Las played to an excited audience at Café Pyrus last Saturday The Kitchener venue was teeming with fans in anticipation of the local band’s first show in over a...
Laurier alum Shadrach Kabango, better known as Shad, played his first show at Laurier since 2006 to a crowd of 285 students in a capacity-reached Wilf’s on Friday The 2005 BBA...
The final instalment of the Cinema Politica series featured Carts of Darkness, a documentary that exposes the realities of homelessness in Vancouver and also explores the new...
“Give me strength, oh Oprah” The moment I heard those words, I knew it was over I knew that 30 Rock, which just a few years ago was one of the freshest, most unique and...
Plants and Animals’ latest tour kicked off on the night of March 3rd at Starlight, with the help from supporting band Karkwa Speaking to The Cord before the show, Karkwa’s...
Who is Tom Thomson The sixth of ten children, a Canadian of Scottish decent, an influential artist with a mysterious death in 1917 who continues to keep Canadians curious almost...