Known for its STEM pursuits, the bulk of UW’s reputation comes from work in tech and finance. But for those who seek a different kind of innovation, there’s a space for students to engage hands-on with history and nature.
Located in […]
A new temporary exhibit highlighting the work of Leonardo da Vinci opened Sept. 24 at THEMUSEUM in Downtown Kitchener.
Titled “Leonardo da Vinci – 500 Years of Genius,” the exhibit showcases the famous polymath’s innovations in the arts and sciences.
“I hope […]
The start of a new school year is a great time to check out new gadgets, both for school and for fun with friends. In partnership with Best Buy Canada, Imprint staff have some recommendations to get this year off […]
Colleagues gathered to bid farewell to outgoing president and vice chancellor Vivek Goel at a celebration of his tenure as president on June 3, from 3-4:30 p.m. at the Indigenous Gathering Space outside SLC.
“It’s been a […]
The cold of winter gives way to sunlight and the brightness of summer brings energy back into our lives, making it a great time to pick up a new book or two. Whether you’re looking for a short […]
After three years of organizing and negotiations, CUPE Local 5524, the union representing graduate student workers and sessional instructors at UW, has finally ratified collective agreements for its members. The new agreements for Unit 0 and Unit 1 […]
Disney, Dreamworks, Pixar, and Studio Ghibli currently dominate the popular consciousness when it comes to mainstream animated films. But did you know plenty of other masterpieces can be found outside the big-name studios? Here are a few lesser-known […]
UW’s 2026-2027 operating budget anticipates fewer cuts than expected, but is still affected by continued reorganization and layoffs as financial pressure continues.
Vice-president, academic and provost Thomas Duever and vice-president, administration and finance Jacinda Reitsma posted the […]
As spring approaches, the graduating class of 2026 is preparing to step off campus for the final time. While the path ahead can be exciting, the current state of the economy and the world leaves others unsure of […]
At the April 6 senate session, financial commitments to student aid and transparency dominated discussion as senators debated two proposals rejected by a senate committee and reviewed the coming year’s budget plan.
Prior to the Senate Executive […]
