Hey Warriors, if you’re staying in town this July and wondering how to make the most of your weekends, you’re in luck. There’s a ton of free or super affordable activities going on around Waterloo that’s worth checking […]
If you’ve been skimming headlines lately, you might have seen mentions of Bill 33, The Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025. While the title sounds pretty neutral and in support of kids and students, many student associations – […]
Midnight Sun has returned from the three-day Electrek Formula Sun Grand Prix competition, where teams of university students showcased solar-powered vehicles. Teams were scored based on the number of laps that their vehicle […]
Environment Canada announced an air quality alert until tomorrow and heat warning until Thursday evening, July 17, for the Waterloo region.
On Sunday July 13, Environment Canada placed a large portion of southern Ontario under a heat […]
Honestly, every time I’ve walked past a dance class that has taken place in PAC Studio 1, I’ve never thought twice about it. I don’t know how to dance and when I do, it’s just a matter of […]
The night sky in Waterloo was lit up on Canada Day, although it wasn’t the typical display of fireworks that stole the show this year. Rather, it was a new kind of technology that replaced the usual explosion […]
Summer in Waterloo is the perfect time to slow down, enjoy some sunshine, and finally do more than just binge-watch Netflix in your sweats. But between paying rent, textbooks, and your iced coffee habit, there isn’t always a […]
With the political climate of the U.S. created by President Donald Trump in his second term in office, how has it impacted Canada and UW in particular? Since the beginning of his second term in office, a multitude […]
Political allegiances swing back and forth as we elect governments and eventually replace them. Although the Liberals won this year’s federal election, it was not without a leadership change, a U-turn in policy, and some help from U.S. […]
While UW is well-known for having very dedicated students, it also has a reputation for a lacklustre social life. Unbeknownst to many, the campus used to be home to the Bombshelter Pub, lovingly nicknamed the Bomber, that served […]
