Warriors finish bronze in women’s field hockey championship
A loss to the Blues and a win against the Gryphons led to the third-place finish
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Students rally for divestment
At about 12:12 p.m. on Monday, approximately 40 students and community members gathered for a rally held by UW Voices for Palestine (VFP), calling on the university to fully divest from organizations deemed complicit in the destruction in Gaza.
V1, ECH among proposed demolitions in new Campus Plan update
New buildings set to replace older residence buildings and East Campus buildings in future planning
Associate professor John Lewis of the Campus Plan Steering Committee presented an update on the campus master plan at the Oct. 20 Senate meeting, including proposed […]
A diamond in the rough: Earth Sciences Museum hosts Gem and Mineral Show
This past weekend, UW hosted a Gem and Mineral Show at the Earth Sciences Museum.
Admission to both show nights was free and both the first and second floors of the EIT building were filled with vendors, activities, and minerals. On […]
This week in the Loo
From overtime victories to record-setting runs, here are the top five sports stories at Waterloo this week you might have missed.
Women’s hockey comes out victorious in overtime thriller
Western’s Mustangs had a quiet ride home from CIF on Saturday after losing […]
Three all-stars. One Coach of the Year. An OUA gold medal.
How the women’s golf team won their first championship in 14 years
After last winning in 2011, the women’s golf team has returned to the top of the podium in last weekend’s OUA finals.
The top five individual golfers included UW’s very […]
UW students sweep architectural competition
The 24th Annual CISC Architectural Student Design Competition was quite the success for UW architecture students this year. All top three prizes were awarded to students from Professor Terri Meyer Boake’s ARCH 570: Architectural Steel Design course.
The competition invites students […]
Affordable weekend adventures
As a student, I’m always looking for fun things to do around Waterloo that don’t break the bank especially as the weather cools down and everything feels a bit cozier.
My weekend will kick off on Saturday, Oct. 25th, with Treats […]
“You can’t say anything but genocide”
Educating students on “the architecture of genocide”
At Monday’s student-led event on the conflict in Gaza,“Marking Two Years: The Architecture of Genocide in Gaza,” the focus, for organizers, was clear.
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Shad reflects on 20 years in music with new album Start Anew
London-raised and Toronto-based rapper Shad is celebrating two decades in music with his latest album Start Anew, a project that feels both like a reflection and a reset. Set to release on Oct. 31 through Secret City Records, the album […]
