Have women really ruined the workplace?
The New York Times (NYT) op-ed page released on November 6, 2025, a transcript of a podcast episode entitled “Did Women Ruin the Workplace?”
You can probably imagine how well that title went, because […]
UW’s Centre for Career Development shares tips on how to improve student co-op applications
Coming up with an application for a co-op placement can be a chore, whether it’s deciding what kind of experience to list, what the layout of the resume should look like, or even what to say during the […]
Jean Becker to retire after decades of shaping Indigenous education at UW
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 […]
With youth unemployment at crisis levels, how are UW graduates holding up?
Finding employment is a frequent topic of conversation amongst UW students. Walking across campus and inside classrooms, there is always chatter about searching for a co-op, part-time job, and even full-time employment. Yet with the current job market, […]
UW holds celebration for Provost James Rush, who is stepping down June 30
Yesterday afternoon, the university held a special event for outgoing vice-president, academic and provost James Rush. Taking place in Federation Hall from 3 to 6 p.m., the event was open to university staff and the public alike.
Looking for a co-op? Here’s what you should know!
Now that we are in the fall term, classes, clubs, and campus have become full and lively once again. Though for many, there is an extra duty now weighing on them: attaining a co-op for the next term. […]
