De-stress with some of our four-legged friends! We host chilling with dogs each week over the lunch hour.

Stop by any day of the week for different activities:

• Mondays – contemplative music
• Tuesdays – Reading and Reflecting on the Book of Acts: A Window into the Early Church
• Wednesdays – prayers for the world
• Thursdays – Chilling with Dogs; multifaith teachings
• Fridays – Settler Work: contemplative arts; Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)

For more details, see the Fall 2019 program flyer.

Pause and reflect each Thursday at Luther. We host multifaith teaching sessions each week over the lunch hour.

Fall Schedule 

• Sept. 5 – But I say to you: Jewish Teaching, Daniel Maoz
• Sept. 12 – Islamic teaching, Engin and Selda Sezen
• Sept. 19 – Mid-day Moot, Pamela Loughton
• Sept. 26 – Stages on a Buddhist Path, Christopher Ross
• Oct. 3 – But I say to you: Jewish Teaching, Daniel Maoz
• Oct. 10 – Islamic teaching, Engin and Selda Sezen
• Oct. 24 – Stages on a Buddhist Path, Christopher Ross
• Oct. 31 – Mid-day Moot, Pamela Loughton
• Nov. 7 – But I say to you: Jewish Teaching, Daniel Maoz
• Nov. 14 – Islamic teaching, Engin and Selda Sezen
• Nov. 21 – Stages on a Buddhist Path, Christopher Ross
• Nov. 28 – Mid-day Moot, Pamela Loughton

Stop by any day of the week for different activities:

• Mondays – contemplative music
• Tuesdays – Reading and Reflecting on the Book of Acts: A Window into the Early Church
• Wednesdays – prayers for the world
• Thursdays – Chilling with Dogs; multifaith teachings
• Fridays – Settler Work: contemplative arts; Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)

A facilitated study group (FSG) is a time and place for you to get together with other people from your classes and an FSG leader (someone who has previously taken the course) to discuss the course content and gain a deeper understanding of what is being covered in the class lectures and readings.

This does not mean that the FSG leaders will teach you the content, but they will help you enhance your understanding of course material, and they can also help students with understanding assignment requirements.

Canadian households toss out about $1,500 worth of food annually, and when you calculate other sources of food waste (restaurants, grocery stores, farms, etc.), we are wasting billions – $31 billion here in Canada alone.

Fortunately, there are many things we can do at home to reduce our food waste, and there are tons of delectable zero-waste recipes you can easily make in your own kitchen.

Join fellow Golden Hawks back at the Nest to learn how you can reduce food waste, enjoy a cooking class that will walk you through the process and enjoy the fruits of your labour over a glass of wine.

Please consider bringing a non-perishable food item to donate to the Laurier Food Bank which directly supports Laurier students in need.

This event is in collaboration with the GSA and Sustainability Office.

Please register online.

A facilitated study group (FSG) is a time and place for you to get together with other people from your classes and an FSG leader (someone who has previously taken the course) to discuss the course content and gain a deeper understanding of what is being covered in the class lectures and readings.

This does not mean that the FSG leaders will teach you the content, but they will help you enhance your understanding of course material, and they can also help students with understanding assignment requirements.