At the Change Engine competition, H2oLoo (pronounced ‘Waterloo’) for better access to water in residence buildings, and Clear the Haze for better substance abuse management, were the winners of the night.
The Change Engine competition, held by WUSA, is meant to […]
Blair McArthur, 1985 civil Engineering alum and former Warriors captain, has committed $500,000 to program activities and athletic financial awards, the largest gift to Athletics and Recreation that UW can date.
The gift is due in part to particular accomplishments from […]
The Wild Writers Literary Festival, running on Nov. 7-9, will be held at the Balsillie School of International Affairs in Uptown Waterloo. Festival organizers invite acclaimed Canadian writers from coast to coast to participate in this three-day literary […]
Everyone appreciates fresh fruits and vegetables, but given increasing prices, students may feel that these goods are inaccessible. The Community Well-being Fruits and Veg Market will be held on Nov. 5, Nov. 19, and Dec. 3. […]
As Halloween approaches, I know I’m looking for spooky fall activities to get into the festive spirit. On the other hand, I’m also not trying to scare my wallet. Fortunately, the KW region and WUSA have many affordable activities coming […]
As we approach chilly months, I always find myself thrifting as an affordable way to freshen up my wardrobe and prepare for the changing seasons. Before its temporary shut down, the WUSA Thrift made this a reality, utilizing discarded and […]
