Warriors weekly recap: Oct. 7-13
As October rolls on, so do the Warriors. It was another jam-packed week of sports, as some teams started their regular season in the win column, and others made their final push for the OUA crown.
Thursday, Oct. 10
Flu vaccine now available to high risk individuals
Campus Wellness and Health Services is offering the flu vaccine to all high risk UW students (and their families if registered with the Family Health Clinic), along with employees, alumni and retirees starting today, Wednesday, Oct. 16.
If there was no Mr. Goose, who would take his place at the UW mascot?
What if the normal you had come to know never happened at all? We might be so accustomed to what we know that it’s unimaginable to have anything different. Though, wouldn’t it be interesting to imagine a hypothetical […]
RAISE holds XChanges Conference 2024
On Oct. 5, RAISE (Racial Advocacy for Inclusion, Solidarity and Equity), one of the many services provided by the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA), hosted its annual XChanges Conference. This year’s conference focused on mental health challenges faced […]
What’s open and closed Thanksgiving long weekend and reading week
Thanksgiving weekend is here, and reading week has finally arrived for students.
Reading week will begin on Saturday, Oct. 12 to Sunday, Oct. 20. During this break, there will be some operational changes on campus. Dana Porter […]
Affordable adventures this weekend in Waterloo
Looking for some budget-friendly fun plans near campus? Waterloo has plenty to offer! From band crawls and Oktoberfest celebrations to axe throwing and escape rooms, there’s something for everyone. Check out these exciting, nearby activities that are easy […]
WUSA hosts jack.org mental well-being talk
The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) facilitated a mental well-being talk on Sept. 25 to assist students struggling with the many mental health concerns associated with university student life. Imprint sat down with an […]
Rising costs and empty pantries: Food banks call for long-term solutions to fight food insecurity
We’ve all seen the prices rise. The cost of groceries, rent, and inflation is causing food insecurity to affect more Ontarians than ever. Ontario food banks were visited 7.6 million times in the last year. This is a […]
Should we have a little empathy for eduroam?
There is no doubt that it would be virtually impossible to effectively function in a university setting without the use of Wi-Fi. Everything is online — course content, contact information, discussion groups, research materials, and so on.
October crossword solutions
The following are solutions to the crossword published in the October edition of Imprint:
ACROSS
1 Motto
6 Okra
10 Ptah
14 Brian
15 Pier
16 Robo
17 Average Joe
19 Ekco
