Engineering students gathered at the Carl A. Pollack Hall courtyard on Thursday, July 9, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m to celebrate their annual Engineering Day.
The event featured multiple activities and free food. Students filled the […]
After a seven-year tenure as associate vice-president, academic, David DeVidi has retired from the role. DeVidi is now on leave at UW and pursuing research in philosophy.
Imprint spoke with the former vice-president to learn more about DeVidi’s experience in the […]
As we head into the second weekend of July, there’s lots happening in the region this weekend! From cooking classes to beer festivals and a music festival, there’s plenty to celebrate and enjoy this weekend.
UW Cooking Club – Flavours of […]
There will be a planned power outage in MC on Sunday, July 12 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. as PlantOps carries out electrical work. The building will be without power and several Linux services will be unavailable or have […]
Daniel Smilek, a psychology professor, was one of four recipients of the Distinguished Teacher’s Award in May.
Smilek specializes in cognitive science, with a research background in cognition. He describes winning the award as very humbling, rewarding […]
UW’s Crafts4Charity club held its termly Creators’ Market from June 24-25 in E7, raising money for the Breakfast Club of Canada.
The club welcomed both new and returning vendors to the event. Crocheted animals, jewelry, personalized drawings […]
UW president and vice chancellor Bill Rosehart officially began his five-year term last week on July 1.
“Waterloo has shaped much of who I am,” Rosehart said in a statement released July 6. “I first arrived as […]
UW students and alumni will join Explore Waterloo Region (EWR) in volunteering to prepare for the 2026 Ontario Summer Games in Waterloo. The event will span 4 days, with 23 different sports featured in competition.
“This is the future of sport […]
The rainbow crosswalks on Ring Road have been repainted to a neutral gray colour for over one month, which the university said will be ongoing for the foreseeable future.
How can culture intersect with creativity? Third-year fine arts and business ARBUS student, Andrew Little, found an answer when curating Starving, his food-themed art exhibition. The exhibition was on display from June 22 to June 26 in the Artery, coordinated […]
