With AI becoming an everyday part of learning, UW courses are evolving to balance the responsible use of technology.
At the administrative level, David DeVidi, Academic Associate Vice President, explained that the university is intentionally avoiding one-size-fits-all […]
When your coffee turns cold before your first sip, the sunlight disappears faster than your motivation, and your 8 a.m. lecture feels like a personal attack — you might just be living the SAD life.
Seasonal affective […]
For many UW students, the hardest part of the week isn’t exams or 8:30 a.m. classes — it’s figuring out how to afford a balanced meal.
According to the Fall 2024 Student Experience Survey, conducted by UW’s […]
At UW, student clubs are channelling their passion into fundraising efforts that go beyond just dollars and cents. Taking a look behind the scenes shows how these clubs are making a meaningful impact through their initiatives.
UW Beauty Club: […]
Coming to university for the first time can be overwhelming – you’re meeting tons of new people, in an unfamiliar environment, while facing new academic and financial pressures. Mental health is deeply personal, and support shouldn’t be one-size-fits-all.
As the 2020–2025 Long-Range Plan wraps up, Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is gearing up for the 2025 – 2030 Long-Range Plan (LRP). The plan was recently approved by the Board of Directors on April 16 and will […]
Being a student at UW is a full-on experience: from tackling assignments, juggling midterms, and chasing co-op applications to figuring out which Tim’s line actually moves the fastest (pro tip: it’s rarely the one you’re in), it’s easy […]
The snow melts, patios pop open, and bikes zoom past as boots get tucked away — spring has officially landed at UW. It’s that magical time when classes remain, but the campus comes alive in a whole new […]
