Winter is coming, and so is a host of accolades for the Warriors! Here are the top five sports stories from UW this past week.
Meagan Hobson and Maeve Turner of women’s field hockey lauded for their achievements
Finishing third in the […]
For many UW students, the hardest part of the week isn’t exams or 8:30 a.m. classes — it’s figuring out how to afford a balanced meal.
According to the Fall 2024 Student Experience Survey, conducted by UW’s […]
The year was 1985 and a young Laurier graduate had a passion and an idea, which 40 years later has grown into one of the most beloved hidden gems of the Uptown Waterloo community. John Tutt, the owner […]
E-scooter season has officially wrapped up in the Waterloo Region, and statistics and Neuron Mobility and the Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) show their growing popularity — along with collision statistics.
Neuron Mobility, the company behind the […]
Sydney Batiuk
This past weekend, in a double feature of women’s and men’s volleyball games against York, one player stood out amongst the competition. Sydney Batiuk, a second-year player on the women’s team, […]
The engineering faculty received a $20-million donation from the Gloria Baylis Foundation, which will help to advance technology and healthcare and rename the Engineering 7 building.
UW alumni and foundation founders Frank Baylis (BASc ‘86) and Valerie […]
![A field hockey match in action, with a player in yellow trying to hit the ball past several players in navy [...]
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At about 12:12 p.m. on Monday, approximately 40 students and community members gathered for a rally held by UW Voices for Palestine (VFP), calling on the university to fully divest from organizations deemed complicit in the destruction in Gaza.
Associate professor John Lewis of the Campus Plan Steering Committee presented an update on the campus master plan at the Oct. 20 Senate meeting, including proposed […]
