In UW president Vivek Goel’s message at the end of last year, it was announced that unit-level spending was permanently reduced by $42 million. The remaining $33 million of the $75 million deficit will be covered by funds […]
Just like clockwork, it’s awards season again — and this time, it’s pretty messy.
We’ve had controversy around the use of AI in films like The Brutalist, discourse […]
Should campus be closed due to the weather? That is the question asked by the team at UW that supervises extreme weather closures, led by associate vice-president, communications Nick Manning. With Waterloo’s proximity to lake effect […]
Winter term is now underway, and whether you’re working a co-op job or getting back into the classroom, it’s safe to bet that you’ll be searching for some cozy spots to warm up during the week. Well look […]
It’s officially that time of year: the exciting, or dreaded, holiday gift-buying. If your schedule prevents you from shopping early on, or you simply struggle to think of those perfect items, you’ll know it can be hard to […]
This morning, the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) announced the results of the responsible partnerships and investments referendum. The voting period ran from Oct. 1 – 6, with undergraduate students being able to vote either ‘yes,’ ‘no’ or […]
New to campus this year and looking for the best shortcuts? Dreading the trek to class once winter hits? You’re not alone. While there are some buildings that require you to brave the outdoors, there are […]
In yesterday’s daily bulletin, the university announced that there will be a temporary closure of the driveway between Columbia Street and the Bright Starts Daycare until Friday, Sept. 19. This week’s closure is due to work being done […]
Oftentimes, this is the first piece of advice we hear when heading off to university: “Make sure to get involved!” While this advice is all well and good, getting involved (which itself can be interpreted in hundreds of […]
