Just Dance, in real life
Honestly, every time I’ve walked past a dance class that has taken place in PAC Studio 1, I’ve never thought twice about it. I don’t know how to dance and when I do, it’s just a matter of […]
How does the political climate between the US and Canada impact UW?
With the political climate of the U.S. created by President Donald Trump in his second term in office, how has it impacted Canada and UW in particular? Since the beginning of his second term in office, a multitude […]
A review of the Disney channel throwback spin class
They got the era right. Instructor Anita Wong’s Disney channel throwback spin class was a fun, rejuvenating, and difficult experience. Most importantly, the songs she chose for the theme were perfect for a Gen Z audience; classics from […]
MathSoc president steps down, replaced by interim councillor Alex Lavallee
The Math Society’s special council meeting on June 26 announced that president Arnav Gupta will not be serving the remainder of his term due to personal and medical reasons. He previously served as the VP of finance prior […]
WiCS hosts Pride In Stem event on June 12
WiCS hosted a Pride In Stem event in DC on June 12 featuring numerous panelists for Pride month.
The Dean of Math, Professor Mark Giesbrecht started the event by mentioning the difficulties the university as a whole […]
A review of the power yoga class at PAC studio
What even is power yoga? I wasn’t sure until I had the chance to join instructor Richard Li in PAC Studio 1 on Thursday at 1 p.m. for my first ever yoga class.
WiCS not funding travel to Grace Hopper Celebration in U.S.
This year, Women in Computer Science (WiCS) will not be funding travel to the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) in Chicago, IL, from Nov. 4-7. Despite funding in previous years, WiCS states three reasons for not doing so […]
UW’s co-op program sees a significant unemployment rate for spring 2025
The spring 2025 co-op recruitment term has seen significantly lower employment numbers compared to previous years, with almost a 22 per cent decrease from last spring’s 93 per cent.
On May 14, the Co-op Employment Summary […]
Long COVID: Yes, let’s remember there are still pandemic issues
With the ever-changing nature of our world and the turnover rate of what gets discussed in the news or social circles, it feels like COVID-19 was a lifetime ago. After lockdowns and mask mandates were lifted, people received […]
What makes a good UW president?
For any institution, having a strong leader is inevitably one of the most crucial factors in ensuring its success and defining its future. At a university like UW, the president has responsibilities like upholding institutional reputation, setting the […]
