At UW, many students view extracurricular engagement as a deeply resonant experience — an opportunity to explore their passions, learn about themselves, and make friends on common ground. For third-year ARBUS student Zandile Ike, experiencing the Black Association […]
UW was one of six finalists in this years’ Innovation Competition hosted by the NHL and NHLPA.
The third edition of this competition asked university and college students province-wide to come up with bold, practical ideas to […]
Imagine this: it’s your first time on a plane, you fly 14 hours and you land in a country where you don’t speak the language, and need to Google Translate your way through the airport. This […]
One UW student’s journey towards self-improvement has meant connecting with the university community through unexpected ways.
The graduate student, who asked to remain anonymous, has struggled with social anxiety and stuttering. As a means of working on […]
From button-making to zine crafting, this year’s Women of Waterloo Pride event on June 26 brought students together for a vibrant evening of creativity, connection, and celebration. Hosted by Women in Math, the event welcomed students across disciplines […]
Seven Shores, the beloved café on Regina Street in uptown Waterloo, recently celebrated a decade under its current ownership.
The café is a self-stated “simple, ethical and relational business,” serving breakfast, lunch and baked goods. Aside from […]
Waterloo MPP Catherine Fife of the NDP has been re-elected for her fifth term. Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservative Party won their third majority government in the 2025 snap provincial election.
With 61 out of 61 […]
Winter term is now underway, and whether you’re working a co-op job or getting back into the classroom, it’s safe to bet that you’ll be searching for some cozy spots to warm up during the week. Well look […]
