• Campus News

    How do “snow days” work at UW?

    Andie Kaiser

    | January 17, 2025

  • Campus News

    Payment for on campus parking transitions to digital only

    Justin Gec

    | January 17, 2025

  • Arts & Life

    Exploring AI and the rise of ChatGPT

    Carla Stocco

    | January 17, 2025

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  • Distractions

    Zoe Cushman

    | January 17, 2025

    The following are solutions to the crossword published in the January 2025 magazine edition of Imprint.

  • Campus News

    Andie Kaiser

    | January 17, 2025

    Should campus be closed due to the weather? That is the question asked by the team at UW that supervises extreme weather closures, led by associate vice-president, communications Nick Manning.

  • Campus News

    Justin Gec

    | January 17, 2025

    Many students who stay up-to-date with their student email are already aware of the changes to campus parking, specifically regarding its payment, on the horizon for the winter 2025 term

  • A snowy winter scene features a deer in the background and two children sledding near pine trees. A snowman stands before a cozy, lit-up house amidst snow-covered trees. Snowflakes gently fall, inviting you to romanticize winter's charm.

    Arts & Life

    Sophie Smith

    | January 17, 2025

    Enjoying the dreary, colder months can be challenging, but romanticizing your every day during this time of year can help keep you lower stress and find moments of joy. Through cultivating an atmosphere of coziness and comfort, these tips can support you to savour the slowness of the winter season.

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    • How do “snow days” work at UW?
    • Payment for on campus parking transitions to digital only
    • How to romanticize winter
    • Exploring AI and the rise of Chat GPT
  • Arts & Life

    Andie Kaiser

    | January 17, 2025

    Winter term is now underway, and whether you’re working a co-op job or getting back into the classroom, it’s safe to bet that you’ll be searching for some cozy spots to warm up during the week.

  • Arts & Life

    Ingrid Au

    | January 17, 2025

    Happy New Year! Whether you felt freshly renewed or hungover on New Year's Day, I hope you had a great start to this new chapter. As we turn over a new leaf, so should our eating habits, and what better way to start with a delicate salad? 

  • Campus News

    Christiano Choo

    | January 15, 2025

    As we settle into the monotony of wintertime, it seems like almost everyone around us—whether that be our friends, professors, or loved ones—is falling victim one by one to the characteristic seasonal illnesses of the flu, cold, COVID-19, and…norovirus?

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Imprint is the official student newspaper of the University of Waterloo. It is an editorially independent newspaper published by the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association.

About Imprint

Imprint is the official student newspaper of the University of Waterloo. It is an editorially independent newspaper published by the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association.

About Imprint

Imprint is the official student newspaper of the University of Waterloo. It is an editorially independent newspaper published by the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association.