TextNow, a tech company headed by CEO and UW alum Derek Ting (BASc ’10), unveiled a statue outside its offices in the David Johnston Research & Technology Park on Sept. 17 to celebrate surpassing $1 billion in lifetime revenue without […]
October’s Very Own (OVO), the fashion brand founded by Canadian rapper Drake, revealed a new clothing collection on August 26, in collaboration with UW and five other Canadian universities. The collection will be available starting August 28 in all OVO […]
The start of a new school year is a great time to check out new gadgets, both for school and for fun with friends. In partnership with Best Buy Canada, Imprint staff have some recommendations to get this year off […]
Fiona Holland, a fourth-year English: creative and professional writing student, has signed on a deal for Project X, a dystopian romance trilogy published under Lost Island Press. The first book, Below, will have an early release in January 2027 and […]
After completing a bachelor of applied sciences in architectural engineering and a master of business, entrepreneurship, and technology while playing on the Warriors women’s hockey team for five seasons, UW alum Keiara Raitt signed with the Swiss ZSC […]
Recreation and leisure studies professor Diana Parry and PhD student Bronwen Valtchanov spoke about the intersection between red flags in relationships, dating apps, and boundary-crossing on July 21 at the Women’s Centre.
“I think [this is] a […]
UW’s women’s golf team placed ninth out of twelve teams at the 2026 Canadian University/College Golf Championships, which were held from June 16 to June 19 at Golf La Tempête in Lévis, Quebec. The national tournament was shortened […]
UW’s Crafts4Charity club held its termly Creators’ Market from June 24-25 in E7, raising money for the Breakfast Club of Canada.
The club welcomed both new and returning vendors to the event. Crocheted animals, jewelry, personalized drawings […]
UW students and alumni will join Explore Waterloo Region (EWR) in volunteering to prepare for the 2026 Ontario Summer Games in Waterloo. The event will span 4 days, with 23 different sports featured in competition.
“This is the future of sport […]
How can culture intersect with creativity? Third-year fine arts and business ARBUS student, Andrew Little, found an answer when curating Starving, his food-themed art exhibition. The exhibition was on display from June 22 to June 26 in the Artery, coordinated […]
