This summer the City of Waterloo will be hiring over 85 staff to support camps, programming, special events, aquatics, and parks. The city will be offering full-time, part-time and contract roles with staff being paid at […]
As the new year begins, Kitchener and Waterloo offer a diverse range of gatherings and activities — from sports to music to creative workshops. It’s a great time to explore something different, get inspired, and kick off the […]
A unique aspect of court sports and men’s and women’s hockey at the U Sports level is that their seasons begin in the fall term and do not wrap up until the end of the winter term. Naturally, […]
UW alum and self-taught multimedia visual artist, Ellie Anglin, was selected to be the Kitchener 2024 artist in residence. She was chosen by a six-member selection committee out of 19 applicants in a public call for proposals.
Reflecting on 2024, do you remember your New Year’s resolutions? Did you achieve them? At the end of each year, I sit and reflect — what was memorable, what did I learn, how did I change, and what am […]
As the season shifts and the days grow shorter, Waterloo offers a range of experiences that encourage festivity and warmth. This week’s events highlight community traditions, creative outlets, and opportunities to reflect on shared experiences.
Grand River Transit (GRT) will operate winter holiday service from Dec. 23 to Jan. 5. Full details are provided on the GRT website.
GRT customer service centres at 105 King St. E., […]
The UW community is mourning the tragic loss of two promising students, sisters Sally and Dalya Ghazi Ibaid, who were killed in an Israeli bombing in Gaza on Dec. 5, before they could begin their studies in Canada. […]
The nomination period for the 2025-2026 WUSA general election is officially open today, Dec. 16.
WUSA Board of Directors positions are up for election, including President, Vice President and directors. Each role shapes the policies, […]
The sustainable transportation staff (formerly known as parking services) announced that, effective Jan. 20, 2025, visitor lots across all campuses will transition to virtual payment for parking via the AMP mobile app. “We […]
