Science & Tech

Waterloo region continues to experience ongoing heat waves and humid days this summer. Imprint reached out to environment faculty professor Richard Petrone to learn more about what the rest of the season might look like.

Campus News

Recreation and leisure studies professor Diana Parry and PhD student Bronwen Valtchanov spoke about the intersection between red flags in relationships, dating apps, and boundary-crossing on July 21 at the Women’s Centre.

Arts & Life

The Comic Cosplay Expo was held at the University of Waterloo on July 4. The event was hosted by Joshua Hardy, a first-year environmental engineering student and the Mental Health Commissioner for the Engineering Society.

Arts & Life

With rising temperatures and sunshine lengthening our evenings, you're sure to be craving something refreshing (and sweet) this summer.

Arts & Life

For most students, scholarships are often treated as money on the table. However, behind every award, there is a donor, a thorough selection process, and a deserving student who receives the gift that offers a greater value than just the dollar amount.

Arts & Life

These days, it’s clear that simply having a bachelor’s degree, or even a graduate degree, isn’t always enough in today’s competitive job market. The good news however, is that there are still plenty of ways to make yourself stand out from the competition.

Arts & Life

“I just like the feeling of going back home, looking at it and then exporting it. It's all about that experience,” said Ivy Zhang, a global business and digital arts (GBDA) student who is a current digital camera user.

Arts & Life

For each month of the spring term, I will introduce a primary ingredient and illustrate its capabilities through a key dish. For July, the ingredient of the month is… salt!