The Waterloo City Council has approved three different housing developments in student central areas. The decision comes after the Waterloo municipality was awarded $6.4 million from the province after surpassing housing targets in 2024. According to Ontario’s housing supply […]
For Trevor Clare, art isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s about memory. The Kitchener-Waterloo based digital artist has built a name for himself by reimagining the region’s landmarks, including ones frequented by Waterloo students like the iconic Mel’s Diner, in a […]
The first thing you see is the tent. Then the futons.
Artist Brenda Mabel Reid says that their exhibit, “Underlay”, now showing at the University of Waterloo Art Gallery, is a place for dreaming, imagination, and rest — […]
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At today’s senate meeting, vice-president research and international Charmaine Dean confirmed that there are “no plans to renew the partnership” between the university and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. The statement was made in response to […]
As Waterloo’s homecoming wraps up, here are 5 sports stories from this week you might have missed.
Women’s field hockey sends McGill packing to start their season 2-0
After their season opener was cancelled due to a forfeit by the Queen’s Gaels, […]
With 12 seconds left in the second quarter, 10-32 for Queen’s, a Gaels linebacker drove his helmet into Warriors quarterback Nick Orr’s chin. He was carried off the field via ambulance.
Orr is fan favourite, who has attended training camps with […]
The Princess Original Cinema, a staple of the Uptown Waterloo community, celebrated its 40th anniversary on Thursday with a free showing of the classic movie Casablanca, and a lively block party. Over 200 people were present to celebrate the milestone.
Founded […]
If you’re like me and are always on the lookout for fun, affordable things to do around Waterloo, this upcoming weekend is packed with events that hit the spot between budget-friendly and actually worth leaving the house for.
Friday night, I’d […]
Brian Doucet, an associate professor at UW’s School of Planning, has created a documentary based on his housing research called Thinking Beyond the Market: a film about genuinely affordable housing. With degrees in geography from the University of Toronto and […]
Last week’s Battle of Waterloo saw the Golden Hawks stand victorious over the Warriors, 41-19. In a game fraught with big moments, a touchdown from receiver Yinka Ogunnote in the third quarter electrified […]
