“Anytime something to do with Africa comes up, it tweaks my heart,” says Andrew Dawn, a third-year chemistry major. “Once you’ve been in Africa, you don’t forget it. Africa is a part of who you are,” he says. “It’s hard to get away...
One man’s prescripti...
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Students and staff filled nearly every seat in Block Hall on Oct. 22 to hear Dr. J. Matthew Sleeth testify that “This Planet Needs Serious Medicine,” setting the stage for environmental discussion at Trinity Western...
A year of want
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Enrollment continued its steady decline at Trinity Western University this fall, with an eight per cent drop in undergraduate students. There has been an overall decrease of six per cent, including graduate studies and Global Learning Connections, according to the recently released Fall...
Cafeteria flunks stu...
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Trinity Western University is celebrating its A+ rating for overall quality of education. This rating comes from the recent Globe and Mail University Report Card, which surveys 43,200 students from universities across Canada, asking them to rate their universities on matters such as class...
Celebrating five yea...
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On October 22, the Laurentian Leadership Centre held an elegant reception in celebration of its fifth anniversary. The doors were opened to program alumni, current supervisors, donors and other dignitaries associated with the centre....

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