Yesterday, the Region of Waterloo’s Public Health unit added Conestoga College’s Doon Campus to the list of potential public exposure locations, which now has more than 68 locations. This is Conestoga College’s first […]
There’s big news on the ice for one talented member of the UW women’s varsity ice hockey team. Leah Herrfort, a sixth year student in the economics program, is one of the players on the Professional Women’s Hockey […]
From exploring scenic parks and trails to attending free local events, there’s something for everyone to do this weekend in Waterloo. With pleasant weather expected and partly sunny skies, it’s the perfect time to discover what Waterloo has […]
Yesterday afternoon, the university held a special event for outgoing vice-president, academic and provost James Rush. Taking place in Federation Hall from 3 to 6 p.m., the event was open to university staff and the public alike.
King Charles III delivered a speech from the throne this morning, May 27, to open the 45th Parliament of Canada, echoing many promises made by Prime Minister Mark Carney during his 2025 election campaign.
This marks the […]
The Region of Waterloo announced that those belonging to high priority risk groups are now eligible to book measles vaccine appointments at two public health clinics in Cambridge and Kitchener.
In a news release earlier today, Dr. […]
This year, Women in Computer Science (WiCS) will not be funding travel to the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) in Chicago, IL, from Nov. 4-7. Despite funding in previous years, WiCS states three reasons for not doing so […]
The UW school of pharmacy building in Kitchener was closed this morning, Friday, May 23, due to a bomb threat. It has since reopened as of 8:56 a.m.
“Police received reports of a threat made against multiple […]
Looking for different ways to unwind this weekend in Waterloo? The city offers multiple budget-friendly activities to help you relax and have fun. From attending free local events to discovering unique cultural spots, there’s something for everyone.
The provincial government will spend $1.2 billion less this year on postsecondary institutions than the previous fiscal year.
The 2025 Ontario budget was released last Thursday, outlining government spending for the upcoming fiscal year.
Spending on […]
