Chaska is set to open Oct. 30
Starting on Oct. 30, the long-awaited Chaska will be open for students to buy from in the Student Life Centre.
Chaska, meaning “obsession.” is the place to indulge in the vast and delicious cuisine of Indian Street […]
Is the gym doing enough to keep its users safe?
Imagine this: you’re in the middle of a workout at the campus gym when a TRX strap snaps, sending a fellow gym-goer to the floor. Fortunately, she avoids serious injury, but upon inspecting the equipment, you notice the issue […]
Biology professor discusses how we can prevent “The Last of Us” from coming true
On Tuesday, Oct. 22, the Gairdner National Lecture took place on campus and was presented by Christian Landry. The lecture discussed the problem of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), focusing on fungal infections and the limitations of antifungal […]
Waterloo to host U SPORTS women’s hockey championship for second year in a row
After an announcement on Oct. 16 from U SPORTS, UW is set to host the 2026 Women’s Hockey Championship in Elmira for the second year in a row.
The planning for this back-to-back championship has been an ongoing […]
UW stabber apologizes during sentencing hearing, verdict to be announced Jan. 27
The sentencing hearing for Geovanny Villalba Aleman wrapped today, and a verdict will be announced on January 27, 2025 at the Kitchener courthouse at 1 p.m.
He could face a 13-year sentence if Justice Frances Brennan rules […]
Affordable weekend adventures this weekend in Waterloo
As the crisp autumn air settles in and the spooky season creeps in, Waterloo reflects the spirit of the time with a variety of exciting events and activities. From artistic adventures and lively music to unique themed gatherings, […]
Sentencing hearing underway for man who stabbed three at UW
The sentencing hearing for the man who pleaded guilty to four assault related charges after a triple stabbing in a UW gender studies class got underway at a Kitchener courthouse on Monday, Oct. 21.
On June 28, […]
Why climate fatalism will be our downfall, and what we can do about it
On Oct. 8, the Waterloo Climate Institute hosted Chris Turner, Canadian climate journalist and author of The Geography of Hope and The Patch, to talk about how we can become […]
Affordable adventures this weekend in Waterloo
Looking for some budget-friendly fun plans near campus? Waterloo has plenty to offer! From band crawls and Oktoberfest celebrations to axe throwing and escape rooms, there’s something for everyone. Check out these exciting, nearby activities that are easy […]
Rising costs and empty pantries: Food banks call for long-term solutions to fight food insecurity
We’ve all seen the prices rise. The cost of groceries, rent, and inflation is causing food insecurity to affect more Ontarians than ever. Ontario food banks were visited 7.6 million times in the last year. This is a […]
