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PhD in Rural and Northern Health Celebrates Graduate Milestone

The PhD in Rural and Northern Health program had aspirations of influencing health care in both Northern Ontario and rural settings in Canada and abroad. Those aspirations are coming true.

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Laurentian Graduates Turning Ideas into Innovation

For Global Entrepreneurship Week 2023, which fell from November 13th to 17th, The Foundry spotlighted one Laurentian University graduate entrepreneur each day of the week.

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Inspiring the Next Generation of French Language Teachers

Many of us can think back to our school-age years and remember a moment where a teacher inspired us.

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Preserving Anishinaabemowin Through Land Engagement

As Laurentian University’s campus was artfully transformed by autumn, a trail on campus was also transformed in an effort to preserve Anishinaabemowin and plant knowledge.

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Laurentian University moving forward with Transformation Plan

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McEwen School of Architecture announces winners of Sudbury2050

The designs varied widely in their approach and their design solutions. All of them represented creative and often provocative thinking about our City of Greater Sudbury and its future.

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LU and Wiikwemkoong Help Launch First-Ever Culturally Relevant Indigenous Wellness Measure Made With Children For Children

"Aaniish Naa Gegii: How are you?" was released on National Child Day

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LU to maintain remote delivery in winter semester

Yesterday, the Laurentian University Senate voted in favour of delivering the Winter 2021 semester via remote delivery.

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Laurentian University Supporting Thorneloe Students With Innovative Course Offerings

University affirms commitment to students affected 
by Thorneloe University program closures

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Laurentian to present honorary doctorate to Dr. Cindy Blackstock

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Laurentian University approves tuition exemption for youth in extended society care (Crown Wards)

Current and former youth in the extended care of a Children’s Aid Society, known until recently as “Crown Wards”, will be eligible to attend the university without paying tuition.

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