They usually say the more the merrier, and why not? Adding an extra set of hands can turn any task into an adventure—whether it’s assembling furniture, navigating a crowded kitchen, or attempting to fold a fitted sheet. Of […]
Keiara Raitt’s hockey journey began when she was merely four years old. Growing up in a hockey-loving family with two older brothers, the rink quickly became a second home. “I remember my mom taking me to free skates […]
Imagine this: you’re in the middle of a workout at the campus gym when a TRX strap snaps, sending a fellow gym-goer to the floor. Fortunately, she avoids serious injury, but upon inspecting the equipment, you notice the issue […]
On Oct. 8, the Waterloo Climate Institute hosted Chris Turner, Canadian climate journalist and author of The Geography of Hope and The Patch, to talk about how we can become […]
This Wednesday, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Marc Miller announced that the Liberal government will decrease the number of issued international student permits by an additional 10 per cent for 2025. […]
Starting university can be daunting. Whether it’s the excitement of further developing your intellectual passions, living on your own for the first time, or feeling like you’re finally becoming an adult, it can be a lot to take […]
This past July, David Hammond of Waterloo’s school of public health sciences was awarded a $2 million grant by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Heart and Stroke and Canadian Lung Association to examine the health impact of […]
Activate Gaming, the world’s first “active gaming facility,” held a grand opening ceremony for its Cambridge location this past Monday, June 22. Imprint was invited to cover the event, and yours truly was the […]
Dr. Charmaine Dean, vice-president, researcher and professor in the department of statistics and actuarial science at UW, was recently honored with the prestigious title of Chevalier (Knight) in the Ordre des Palmes académiques by the French government.
Humanity’s quest to uncover the secrets of our vast universe is one that has been long, fraught with difficulty, and largely unsuccessful. As is often characteristic of us, however, it also seems to be a quest that has […]
