Ontario Premier Doug Ford made an announcement on Feb. 12 regarding funding for education that has since sparked mass outrage from students and educators across the province, including here at UW. Along with a widely supported $6.4 million […]
At the April 6 senate session, financial commitments to student aid and transparency dominated discussion as senators debated two proposals rejected by a senate committee and reviewed the coming year’s budget plan.
Prior to the Senate Executive […]
The UW Faculty, Alumni, Student, Staff (FASS) theatre company held a 2025 winter show the past weekend. Their show was titled ‘What (Not) To Do After Graduation’ and was held at the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre between Thursday, March […]
More than 1,000 students gathered at the arts quad outside Dana Porter library on Wednesday morning, March 4, to protest against impending changes to OSAP funding.
WUSA President Damian Mikhail, Vice President Remington Zhi and Waterloo MPP […]
Students voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike against the provincial government’s changes to OSAP funding.
According to the post, 3,536 students cast ballots, representing a 10.3 per cent turnout. Of those who voted, 3,334 students (94 […]
Doug Ford’s recent announcement on undoing the tuition freeze that had been in place since 2019, in addition to major cuts on the amount of OSAP grants students can expect to receive this fall, have caused an undeniable […]
WUSA hosted the Candidates Town Hall for Provincial Election on Feb. 24 in preparation for the upcoming provincial election on Feb. 27. Candidates from the New Democratic Party (NDP), Green Party and Liberal Party […]
University can be an expensive investment for many students around the world. Attending UW and other universities may financially burden many people with costs such as tuition. Students from Ontario attending UW pay around $9,000 to $18,000 every […]
