As we settle into the monotony of wintertime, it seems like almost everyone around us—whether that be our friends, professors, or loved ones—is falling victim one by one to the characteristic seasonal illnesses of the flu, cold, COVID-19, and…norovirus?
A term […]
On Dec. 4, UW launched a new online, self-paced course on LEARN that focuses on teaching AI literacy skills to faculty, staff, and students. This course is currently open to self-registration and will be available indefinitely.
This course consists […]
Remember orientation? Friendly faces surround you in your orientation leaders and fellow students. Though one face — one that’s not quite human — is present with you too, joining in the festivities. Your faculty mascot, the pride and […]
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 […]
The Faculty of Science Foundation hosted an event on Sept. 13 discussing the adverse effects misinformation has on public health along with research that is being done to combat it. The event – titled “Infodemic! Is Misinformation Killing Us?” […]
They say the first year is the most challenging year of university. Is that because it is a significant change from high school, or because the workload is like a full time job? You may be living alone for the […]
