Bill Rosehart’s official installation ceremony as UW’s eighth president and vice-chancellor took place on Thursday, Oct. 22 in the Pearl Sullivan Engineering building (PSE, formerly known as E7).
Among those in attendance were president emeritus Vivek Goel, as well as senior […]
Known for its STEM pursuits, the bulk of UW’s reputation comes from work in tech and finance. But for those who seek a different kind of innovation, there’s a space for students to engage hands-on with history and nature.
Located in […]
Nowadays, if you walk into nearly any cafe in Waterloo, you will likely find a matcha-flavoured beverage on the menu. Only a few years ago, most people had never heard of this green tea drink, but today, it has become […]
Relationship conflicts are an inevitable part of interacting with others. Whether it is a romantic relationship, family relationship, friendship, or other social connection, uncomfortable situations naturally arise as relationships develop. When you experience discomfort with someone else, it is worth […]
Evan Solomon, Canada’s first minister of artificial intelligence, sat down with Imprint to talk about entry-level jobs, AI, and data centres. Solomon also oversees the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.
A tax break aimed at hiring
The Productivity Mega Deduction […]
Teagan Gray is a fourth year health sciences student and left winger for the UW women’s hockey team. Off the ice, she’s a mentor with the Women of Colour Hockey Collective (WCHC). She’s also applying for medical school, with plans […]
At CIF, the crowd fell silent at the Men’s Hockey home opener on October 9 against the York Lions, as the visitors took a commanding lead halfway through the second period. What had seemed like a competitive match, as the […]
Take some time to enjoy the weekend before you lock in for reading week with some of these affordable events.
Warriors Men’s Hockey vs. York Home Opener
Come cheer on the Warriors Men’s Hockey team at their home opener this Friday at […]
University of Waterloo Voices for Palestine (UWVFP) held an exhibition titled “Marking Three Years: Genocide and Resistance” from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 7, marking three years since the escalation of violence in Gaza and ongoing genocide against […]
Katina Duscio’s pro hockey dream just got a lot closer. The Waterloo Warriors defender has been invited to Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) San Jose’s training camp, giving her a shot at a roster spot with one of the league’s […]
