UW alum and self-taught multimedia visual artist, Ellie Anglin, was selected to be the Kitchener 2024 artist in residence. She was chosen by a six-member selection committee out of 19 applicants in a public call for proposals.
Grand River Transit (GRT) will operate winter holiday service from Dec. 23 to Jan. 5. Full details are provided on the GRT website.
GRT customer service centres at 105 King St. E., […]
The nomination period for the 2025-2026 WUSA general election is officially open today, Dec. 16.
WUSA Board of Directors positions are up for election, including President, Vice President and directors. Each role shapes the policies, […]
In an Instagram post published late Nov. 6, UW Voices for Palestine along with UWaterloo Model United Nations, North African Student Association, University of Waterloo NDP, and Occupy Waterloo accused the Waterloo Undergraduate […]
The sentencing hearing for Geovanny Villalba Aleman wrapped today, and a verdict will be announced on January 27, 2025 at the Kitchener courthouse at 1 p.m.
He could face a 13-year sentence if Justice Frances Brennan rules […]
The sentencing hearing for the man who pleaded guilty to four assault related charges after a triple stabbing in a UW gender studies class got underway at a Kitchener courthouse on Monday, Oct. 21.
On June 28, […]
Campus Wellness and Health Services is offering the flu vaccine to all high risk UW students (and their families if registered with the Family Health Clinic), along with employees, alumni and retirees starting today, Wednesday, Oct. 16.
A free barbecue is currently taking place in the arts quad in front of the Dana Porter Library until 1:30 p.m. today (Sept. 17).
A free barbecue lunch (with a vegetarian option) is on offer, including hot dogs, cookies, soda, orange […]
Smriti Sharma is a computer science major in her fourth year, minoring in statistics and economics. She decided to drop out of the co-op program in April after completing four different co-ops throughout her university career.
It […]
A once-in-a-century total solar eclipse will turn day into night for several minutes in some parts of southern Ontario on Monday, April 8.
A partial view of the eclipse is expected to be in its maximum phase […]
