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Food Services ‘thanks students for their patience’ amid ongoing closures

Several Food Services locations around campus, including ML’s Diner in Modern Languages (ML), H3 in Hagey Hall, FRSH in the Health Expansion building, Eye...

This week on campus

OCT. 21 A $1 million donation from UW chancellor Dominic Barton will fund a new award for Indigenous students, along with those studying business and...

UW updates self-declaration of absence policy

On Oct. 19, the University of Waterloo’s Office of the Registrar sent out a memo stating that UW’s self-declaration policy will now include an...

McCabe elected next mayor of Waterloo; Roe to represent Ward 6

Dorothy McCabe is Waterloo’s next mayor. McCabe beat runner-up Shannon Weber by a narrow margin of just 1.51 per cent, receiving 43.53 per cent...

Meet the Waterloo mayoral candidates

Waterloo will be having municipal elections on Oct. 24, where eligible voters will be able to vote for the regional chair, their regional council...

President Goel speaks on Waterloo at 100

Following the University of Waterloo’s formal promise of reconciliation, UW president Vivek Goel hopes to see the Waterloo at 100 initiative continue to confront...

Ontario’s housing crisis reaches waterloo

Students returning to the UW campus this fall are struggling to find affordable living accommodations as Ontario’s worst housing shortage reaches Waterloo.   With the GTA’s...

UW student running for City Council elections

Matthew Schwarze, a fourth-year mathematics student, is running to represent Ward 6 in the upcoming city council elections that will be held on Oct....

UW walks for reconciliation

For National Truth and Reconciliation Day, members of the University of Waterloo community gathered with Indigenous community members for a walk down Ring Road...

UW formally commits to reconciliation

During a traditional Cedar Circle ceremony on Sept. 22, the University of Waterloo formally committed to reconciliation with the surrounding Indigenous peoples. The Cedar Circle...
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