At today’s commitment polishing ceremony, associate vice-president Indigenous relations Jean Becker announced that John Lewis, current director, Indigenous faculty relations, will be the interim associate vice-president of the Office of Indigenous Relations (OIR) effective Jan. 1, 2026, for an 18 […]
WUSA’s lack of an orientation concert this year was due to negotiations with several artists that fell through, though WUSA is “currently exploring the possibility” of hosting a concert in future.
Last year saw the first campus concert in 13 […]
The Davis Centre (DC) and Dana Porter (DP) Libraries have changed their hours for the fall and winter terms as part of efforts to “return the university to a balanced budget.” On all days, DP […]
On Sept. 15, as part of an outreach initiative, the Canadian Alliance for Student Associations (CASA) visited UW during the Campus Life Fair to hear student concerns and raise awareness of CASA’s work. Some of the key concerns were around […]
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 […]
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) has ruled the University of Waterloo begin piloting an admissions process for applicants with disabilities. The university aims to have the process ready for the fall 2026 intake.
The decision comes after a 12-year […]
The co-op office has announced several changes to the structure of the co-op search regarding cycles and ranking submissions.
There are now three cycles each term. Cycle one has been divided into two posting periods with matches for the entire cycle […]
From her own student experience to now, provincial NDP leader Marit Stiles feels that the largest difference in the post-secondary experience is the money.
During her visit to UW on her All In For Ontario tour this […]
Twenty years ago, Ontario passed the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which aimed to make the province fully accessible by 2025. The act applies to any organization with at least one […]
