Seven fun, low-budget activities for the Barrie/Orillia area

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Six awesome and unique ideas for your friends and family

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Five tips to help keep you on track during finals and set you up for success in the New Year

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Bluray Disc Players pull out win against Big Dumps in Tuesday’s game

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A guide to the cheesy movies we love to hate

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Nourishing student minds and bodies at Lakehead Orillia

Orillia Public Library hosts Remembrance Day Exhibition for the public

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A look at the television reboot trend

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Reflections on the 1969-70 academic year

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LU Summer Conference Re-Cap

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Bead [beed] n. An item to which the word “enough” does not apply

Thunderwolves defend their title as O-Cup Champs

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A look at cuts to OSAP

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Exploring the coffeehouses & roasteries that keep Thunder Bay students moving

Simcoe North candidates visit Lakehead Orillia

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The Future Majority fellow discusses the importance of voting

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The upcoming federal election is set to take place on Monday, October 21st, with advance voting taking place on campus from Saturday, October 5th to Wednesday, October 9th. Deciding who to vote for can be a daunting task – we’re here to help.

Every year, Lakehead University Visual Art students submit work to be chosen for the Juried Show at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. The Argus spoke to four LU Visual Arts students involved in the show.

Spring has sprung and new things in Orillia are coming that will make the Lakehead students jump for joy! For the longest time, the Orillia campus has remained isolated in the middle of a cornfield, but students will soon have access to new restaurants and shops.