Have women really ruined the workplace?
The New York Times (NYT) op-ed page released on November 6, 2025, a transcript of a podcast episode entitled “Did Women Ruin the Workplace?”
You can probably imagine how well that title went, because […]
International students on finding community
Imagine this: it’s your first time on a plane, you fly 14 hours and you land in a country where you don’t speak the language, and need to Google Translate your way through the airport. This […]
Recipe: Banana bread bites
I truly believe that banana bread should be a weekly refrigerator restock for every household. You can never go wrong with banana bread, and this recipe is no exception.
Tools
2 mixing bowls
Brownie pan (8 x […]
Nourish to Flourish: Why nutrition month matters to students
Every March, Canadian university wellness teams, healthcare organizations, and Registered Dietitians (RDs) come together for Nutrition Month, an annual educational campaign focused on the importance that food plays in our long-term health. Supported by dietitians in Canada since […]
A UW student selected as youth delegate at the UN Commission
This week, a UW student has made her impact on the international stage by taking part in one of the most prominent gender equality commissions hosted by the United Nations.
Shreya Rao, a […]
Athletes of the week: Liam Zhang and Jiaan Li
Liam Zhang
(Photo credit: Barry McCluskey)
This past weekend, Liam Zhang earned his first athlete of the week award as a first year rookie in badminton. Zhang had an undefeated 3-0 […]
Waterloo updates nuisance bylaw, issues parking ban ahead of St. Patrick’s Day
The city of Waterloo has updated its nuisance bylaw and will implement a street parking ban ahead of the annual St. Patrick’s Day street party near Ezra Avenue.
The parking ban will be in effect from 12:01 […]
The shy caterpillar says hi! A new student campus poetry project
One UW student’s journey towards self-improvement has meant connecting with the university community through unexpected ways.
The graduate student, who asked to remain anonymous, has struggled with social anxiety and stuttering. As a means of working on […]
UW announces triple alumnus Bill Rosehart as new president
The university announced that Bill Rosehart, a triple UW graduate who is currently provost and vice president academic at University of Guelph, has been appointed as the new president and vice chancellor of UW. His five-year term will […]
Letter to the Editor – Community cleanup
The snow is melting, boding well for an early spring. And a not-quite-so-young man’s thoughts turn to … exposed trash that was hiding in snowdrifts.
Former student here, mid ’90s poli-sci — does Kapur still mark too […]
