London-raised and Toronto-based rapper Shad is celebrating two decades in music with his latest album Start Anew, a project that feels both like a reflection and a reset. Set to release on Oct. 31 through Secret City Records, the album […]
Campus is filling back up! Here are the top five sports stories you missed during reading week.
Women’s field hockey goes undefeated
Nine wins, zero losses, and one tie. After crushing the McMaster Marauders 3-1 and the Guelph Gryphons 3-2 this weekend […]
This morning, it was announced that beginning Nov. 23, the Kitchener GO train line will have weekend service to Kitchener GO station.
Though trains currently run on the Kitchener line during weekends, service is only provided between Mount […]
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 […]
Research grants, Canadian student loans, student visas. These are just a few of the ways the federal government is involved in post-secondary education. Unlike the provincial government, federal government tends not to directly fund the day-to-day operations of […]
Third-year communication arts student Haya Kharouba was in her DAC 209 course in winter 2025 when her instructor announced the devastating news on the last day of class.
“At the end, she [said,] ‘Hey everyone, I loved […]
After another eventful season, the Warriors baseball team has finished third in the OUA on home field Bechtel Park, falling to the Toronto Varsity Blues in the semi-finals before conquering the Brock Badgers in the […]
If you’ve ever wondered how far sheets of cardboard and a wild imagination can go, FASS’s latest show, Night of the Living Low-Budget Cardboard Props, has the answer: pretty far.
Since 1962, FASS, short for Faculty, Alumni, Staff, and Students, has […]
Evan Astolfo
Fourth in the OUA for field goals made, fifth in points, and rapidly collecting accolades in his first year of university, Evan Astolfo has once again been named an athlete of the week. He scored fourteen points and a […]
When midterms start creeping up, I always try to squeeze in a little “me time” on the weekend. Luckily, Waterloo in the fall is full of events, and this weekend’s lineup has me ready to ditch the textbooks.
There’s something about […]
