Warriors weekly recap: Dec. 4-5
To close off the 2024 calendar year, both the men’s and women’s hockey teams were back in action. Both teams were able to finish off the year on the right note and will look to carry on this […]
Recap of campus accessibility panel discussion
On Dec. 3, the campus accessibility team at the UW hosted a virtual panel discussion with members of the university. Representatives from all three areas of the UW community participated in the panel. Carrol Hulls is a course […]
Major traffic shutdown on Columbia due to upgrades to UW’s north campus
Between Nov. 18 and Nov. 30, all lanes on Columbia Street between Hagey Boulevard and Phillip Street were closed due to construction that was a part of the north campus upgrades projects.
The construction was to replace […]
Affordable weekend adventures in Waterloo
Getting in the holiday spirit? Waterloo has you covered this weekend with a range of events to help you unwind and celebrate the season. Whether you’re looking to do some holiday shopping, enjoy a festive performance, or explore […]
December crossword solutions
The following are solutions to the crossword published in the December edition of Imprint:
ACROSS
1 A Star
6 Dear
10 WMDS
14 Seine
15 Rage
16 Hare
17 Tape drives
19 Ehow
The Online News Act: Why student publications across Canada are creating secondary Instagram accounts
For over a year, Imprint has been silent on Instagram. On Oct. 1, Imprint created a new Instagram account, @uwimprintfiles. This account will act as a secondary account in place […]
Another day of sun: Above-average November temperatures tell us about climate change
November has been historically warm in southern Ontario, with above-seasonal temperatures reaching into the twenties. These temperatures have raised student concerns on campus.
“For me, November always means the beginning of the best time of the year; […]
A short-cut or a hazard? The rise of e-scooters in the Waterloo region
If you spend time in the Waterloo region, you’re bound to see people zooming through the city on bright orange e-scooters. Whether it be students getting to class, groups of friends going out for a late night adventure, […]
UW women’s hockey player chosen for new national coaching development program
Keiara Raitt’s hockey journey began when she was merely four years old. Growing up in a hockey-loving family with two older brothers, the rink quickly became a second home. “I remember my mom taking me to free skates […]
UW’s Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish explores the light and darkness within all of us
How do you appease a hunger that cannot be satisfied? From the Kwantlen First Nation village of Squa’lets, the tale of Th’owxiya seeks to answer this paradigm lying at the centre of our need […]
