Nationally and popularly, UW is known for its excellent STEM programs, its strides in innovation and intense academic rigour. However, the athletic success of UW students continuously proves itself to be just as impressive. UW’s women’s hockey team […]
Where do you choose to go on a Friday night? What goes into the decision making behind waiting in line for an hour, just to get in and leave after 15 minutes? For two spots right across from […]
The UW Faculty, Alumni, Student, Staff (FASS) theatre company held a 2025 winter show the past weekend. Their show was titled ‘What (Not) To Do After Graduation’ and was held at the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre between Thursday, March […]
WUSA has launched the WalkSafe pilot program, currently allowing students to test out the service and provide feedback until April 2.
The hours of operation are 7-10 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Here was my experience:
Drawing inspiration from ballet movements, pilates, and yoga, barre helps with getting in tune with your body and practicing muscle endurance in a fun and new way.
Instructor Antonio Munez Gomez, who has been instructing at the […]
Erin Michalski holds a Pilates class in PAC Studio 1 every Friday at 4 p.m.
With the studio packed full of eager and seemingly returning students, the energy and range of ability levels were all present.
Goose Trials carries seven games designed specifically for university students, all wrapped in UW’s iconic goose theme. The games include tests of reaction time, pathfinding, number memory, aim training, and the notoriously challenging Tower of Hanoi. While reaction […]
On Jan. 14, Evan Solomon, the Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation, visited UW for an event held at STC. With a room full of […]
Waterloo and the university experience is truly what an individual makes it to be. A student can go their entire degree without taking advantage of the convenient opportunities that are unique to the undergraduate experience. Another student can branch out […]
At the end of the year, associate vice-president of Indigenous Relations Jean Becker will be retiring after decades of shaping Indigenous education and advocacy at UW. Starting early on in her life, she has actively been thinking about […]
