For this year’s Hagey Lecture, Edward Doolittle, the first self-identified Indigenous Canadian person to receive a PhD in math, presented a summary of the work he’s done on Indigenous […]
This year’s proposed federal budget contains few measures related directly to students.
In their list of pre-budget asks, the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) recommended several key investments. These include an investment of $207.6 million annually through the 2027-2028 program […]
Everyone appreciates fresh fruits and vegetables, but given increasing prices, students may feel that these goods are inaccessible. The Community Well-being Fruits and Veg Market will be held on Nov. 5, Nov. 19, and Dec. 3. […]
This weekend in the Waterloo Region it’s going to be packed with affordable events that make it easy to celebrate Halloween, culture, and cozy downtime all in one go.
I’ve been counting down to Crown Bar & Social’s Fright Night costume […]
What’s better than vibing out to music that matches your mood and the season’s festivities? If you’re looking for spooky, upbeat tunes for your Halloween party this Friday or just songs with hauntingly good lyrics, […]
At the Oct. 20 Senate meeting, the Senate voted to approve sweeping changes to the Doctor of Optometry (OD) Program under the UW school of optometry. These changes will become effective Sept. 1, 2026 and apply to all incoming students. […]
The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) announced the return of the WalkSafe program as an upcoming pilot project, with hopes of the project facilitating a stronger, safer community at UW. It is set to […]
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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 […]
