As part of the international 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign, St. Jerome’s University, together with the department of sexualities, relationships, and families, hosted a student-led forum on Thursday, Nov. 27. The event brought students, staff, […]
When we think of university athletics, our minds often jump to the roar of varsity games, black and gold jerseys, packed bleachers, and competitive energy. But beyond the spotlight of varsity sports lies a thriving network of student-led […]
As temperatures drop and snow starts to settle across campus, UW is launching a new pilot project to keep cycling an option for students, staff, and faculty through the winter months.
In an email with Sustainable Transportation Specialist Tara De Souza, […]
The faculty of arts reorganization is moving ahead despite outstanding concerns about its motives and how it will integrate student feedback.
Starting July 2026, the faculty will move from 15 departments and two schools to six schools, a major reorganization that […]
Living in Waterloo means I’m constantly looking for ways to make my weekends feel exciting without draining my bank account. Luckily, this upcoming weekend is looking to be the perfect mix of cozy, festive, and budget-friendly adventures.
It all starts on […]
With the semester rushing toward finals and daylight disappearing faster every afternoon, many students are searching for ways to stay connected, unwind, and soak in a little joy before winter break. Luckily, this weekend in Kitchener-Waterloo is stacked with events […]
Isaiah McRae
This past weekend, in men’s basketball games against York, one player stood out amongst the competition. Isaiah McRae, a third-year point guard, collected 30 points to beat the #5 […]
WUSA’s Politics Without the Podium event offered students a rare opportunity: a chance to speak directly with Bardish Chagger, Member of Parliament for Waterloo, in a casual environment, with no barriers between students and the person representing them in Ottawa.
Catherine […]
There’s something about mid-November in Waterloo that feels like the real start of winter. The air gets crisp, the campus lights start to sparkle, and suddenly, my weekends are filled with cozy events that make student life feel a little […]
If there’s one thing I love about living in Waterloo, it’s that there’s always something to do especially when you’re on a student budget. This weekend, I decided to plan a couple of affordable adventures that make the […]
