The truth and nothing but: a review of Colleen Hoover’s Verity
Colleen Hoover is a name that most people associate with romance novels, and for good reason. With heavy hitters like November 9, It Ends with Us, and Maybe Someday, Hoover […]
The weight of the sea’s tears: a review of The Salt Grows Heavy by Cassandra Khaw
[This review contains some mild spoilers]
Have you ever wondered what the story would be like if The Little Mermaid had a slightly different story? What if, instead of saving a Prince out of love, she was […]
Waterloo Campus to be buried under another snowstorm and hit with extreme cold this Family Day weekend
This Sunday, Feb. 16, Environment Canada is predicting an additional 10 – 20 cm of snow and freezing drizzle for the Region of Waterloo, as well as the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge, Wilmot Township, and Woolwich Township.
The upcoming […]
Have a Heart Day — what it means and how you can be a part of it
The Office of Indigenous Relations, University of Waterloo School of Architecture in Cambridge, and Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Centre (SOAHAC) will be hosting a social this evening on Feb. […]
Love does hurt—a summary and review of this Valentines flick
This past Friday marked the first screening of “Love Hurts,” starring Ke Huy Quan—an actor whose name you might remember from his role in “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.” In this movie, Quan plays Marvin, a former hit-man […]
The winners of GeeseHacks, and what’s next for this student-run hackathon
This year marked the first iteration of GeeseHacks, a student-run hackathon that aimed to simulate the product development pathway and have participants tackle real-world challenges. With over 300 participants, the event saw an impressive 90% project submission rate, […]
Lunar New Year festival tomorrow on campus
Tomorrow on Jan. 30th, a Lunar New Year festival will be held in the SLC Great Hall Student Lounge from 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM. The event is expecting an attendance of 600 – 800 people and was […]
Business and tech: an inside look at Waterloo’s newest hackathon “Geesehacks”
Today on Jan. 25, UW will be hosting a unique 24-hour hackathon blending business innovation with technological development. The event was organized by members of the Waterloo Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) and has been months in the […]
Breaking down “Boilergate”
It all started with an email on Jan 13: “We have learned that both boilers supplying heat to UW Place (UWP) have malfunctioned. It is anticipated that heat will not be restored for a minimum of 72 hours […]
How this Waterloo student created an AI therapist
Observant students might have noticed a new service called Doro, an AI chatbot designed by a Waterloo student to offer immediate mental health support to students whenever they need it, being advertised on the Waterloo Campus Wellness site.
