This past week, just as they do every year, the clocks sprang forward an hour. Although daylight saving time does mean more opportunity to enjoy the sunshine and make the most of all the beautiful days ahead this […]
With the new year came new WUSA elections, and the results are finally in. The new WUSA president and vice-president for 2025-2026 are fourth year statistics student Damian Mikhail and third year mathematics student Remington Zhi respectively, both […]
Last winter, my co-op placement was coming to a close and the spring study term was fast approaching. Initially, I couldn’t have been happier. Exhausted by the grind of the workday, the spring term would mean a respite […]
Valentine’s Day. Does it make you smile, remembering your latest kiss with your significant other? Or does it make you cringe, recalling the messy breakup with a former flame? With love in the air and grocery store aisles […]
With Valentine’s Day only two days away, the W Store held a Zebra Pen workshop yesterday, Feb. 11, from 12-4 p.m., for students to have the opportunity of crafting a Valentine’s card using free W Store-provided supplies and […]
On the first of January, as fireworks light up the sky and the promise of 365 unknown days or possibilities looming ahead, it has become somewhat of a tradition for many people to set goals, or perhaps better […]
On a typical Thursday afternoon, when reading week is still just over two weeks away and assignments and tests are rushed into the last week before the break, it’s easy to become stressed and overwhelmed. While eating healthy […]
The air is cold, the snow is piling up, and when 5 p.m. hits it seems darkness has already engulfed the city. To the unversed, this is what a typical January afternoon in Waterloo looks like. For many […]
With the New Year comes fresh energy, dreams and aspirations. For myself and my friend Catherine McCulloch, a fifth year student in honours mathematics, it inspired us to try out the rock climbing wall at PAC for the […]
