The City of Waterloo has issued 282 bylaw charges this past year, as of Dec. 15, 2025, to property owners who failed to obtain or renew rental licenses, according to municipal officials. Fines ranged from $400 to $800.
The ongoing war in Gaza continues to alter the lives of thousands of residents, including students pursuing higher education amid the conflict. Soha, a current UW master’s student living in Gaza, spoke about the challenges of pursuing a […]
The Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism (EDI-R) has opened a space for students, staff, and faculty that allows them to try their hand at podcasting.
The space features professional podcasting equipment, including four microphones, four […]
When you think of someone with ADHD, what comes to mind? What assumptions do you make? And how does it match up with what having ADHD is truly like?
According to the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA), attention-deficit/hyperactivity […]
UW’s evolving commitment to sustainability is memorialized in its infrastructure, as a stroll through the faculty of environment buildings makes clear. Long before sustainable development became a global priority, Waterloo was experimenting, adapting, and learning. From the early […]
Every Imprint magazine features a crossword puzzle on the inside back cover. With one recent exception, I’ve been the one behind these puzzles since Imprint shifted to a magazine format […]
Several senators have raised concerns about the apparent lack of rigour in the process to create guidelines for statements on political, social, and moral issues made by collective bodies at UW, which […]
From 6 p.m. on Nov. 14 to 6 a.m. the next day, UW’s horror club, Waterboo, hosted Delirium, a 12-hour movie marathon of classic Hollywood horror movies, the club’s longest event to date.
The movie marathon featured […]
On. Nov. 22, Tanraj Singh Dulai, vice president academics of the Arts Student Union (ASU) said that UW has announced opportunities to change course curriculums during one of two Undergraduate Affairs Group meetings in Sept. 2026.
Katherine Acheson, the Associate Dean […]
Bill 33, after being fast-tracked with no public debate or hearings, passed at Queen’s Park as of today, Nov. 19.
“The government’s decision to rush Bill 33 through third reading without sending it to committee prevented students, […]
