Laurentian News

Dr. Isabelle Côté Launches New Research Institute

Dr. Isabelle Côté, Associate Professor at the School of Social Work, has launched the PEVC Institute (Protecting Children Against Domestic Violence) with research partner, Simon Lapierre of the University of Ottawa.

An Eagle Staff is Now Part of Laurentian University Ceremony and Celebrations

Laurentian Students Bring Early 20th Century Theatre to Life

What happens when a university course goes beyond textbooks and lectures? For students in Laurentian University’s Early 20th Century Theatre class, it means studying the roots of modern drama while bringing a one-act play to life for a live audience.

Navigating the Holiday Shopping Season: Will you buy now and pay later this holiday season?

This season, flexible payment options are smart business strategies helping stores attract more customers and boost sales.

Healing Beyond the Field: Morgan Leeder’s Pursuit of Sports Psychology

After her younger brother suffered a traumatic sports injury in his teens, Morgan Leeder found her calling.

Why Study Kinesiology?

Two Laurentian University students on parallel trajectories are navigating student life in their respective Kinesiology programs.

Laurentian Students Runners-up at National Sports Forum Competition

A team of Sport Administration (SPAD) students from Laurentian University has bested many large US-based universities at the NSF Challenge Cup, a prestigious global consulting competition.

Laurentian Students Play Vital Role in Documenting a Story of Canadian Industrial Heritage

Dr. Mark Kuhlberg, professor in the School of Liberal Arts, is an award-winning author whose work primarily focuses on Canada's forest history.

Treaties Recognition Week, November 3 to 9, 2024

In an effort to promote understanding and recognition of Treaties Recognition Week, a group of fourth-year social work students at Laurentian University are organizing awareness-raising activities.

Graduate Spotlight: Kristen Lavallee

As Laurentian University prepares to celebrate graduates at the Fall Convocation Ceremonies, Kristen Lavallee is eager to walk across the stage as a new graduate of the Indigenous Social Work program.