Just jokin’ around: Meet the UW Comedy Club
“I had been sick for the whole week. I was having a bout of insomnia, and hadn’t had more than 2 hours of sleep in like 48 hours. I was surviving off a coffee and five packs of […]
Logging out and looking up: Rethinking our screen time
The time was dragging on. I had been staring at my laptop screen for hours, finishing the final paper of my last undergraduate course. Focused, yet exhausted by the task and all that time online, I lifted my […]
Who let the students out? Music in Waterloo nightlife
Where do you choose to go on a Friday night? What goes into the decision making behind waiting in line for an hour, just to get in and leave after 15 minutes? For two spots right across from […]
What will spring and summer in Waterloo look like?
Although the weather is still feeling chilly outside, spring is coming! The first day of spring is this Friday, March 20. As we look towards warmer days and begin envisioning the sunny days that lie ahead, let’s dig […]
Affordable weekend adventures in Waterloo
Are you feeling tired of the winter weather and just trying to hang on until reading week? Not to worry, we have some great events lined up this weekend that are sure to have you enjoying yourself.
ADHD: What it is, and what it isn’t
When you think of someone with ADHD, what comes to mind? What assumptions do you make? And how does it match up with what having ADHD is truly like?
According to the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA), attention-deficit/hyperactivity […]
“Everything about this was disappointing”
Collective statements guidelines criticized for vague wording, “rushed” process
Several senators have raised concerns about the apparent lack of rigour in the process to create guidelines for statements on political, social, and moral issues made by collective bodies at UW, which […]
UW launches winter bike rack pilot to support cold-weather cyclists
As temperatures drop and snow starts to settle across campus, UW is launching a new pilot project to keep cycling an option for students, staff, and faculty through the winter months.
In an email with Sustainable Transportation Specialist Tara De Souza, […]
Inside the faculty of arts reorganization
The faculty of arts reorganization is moving ahead despite outstanding concerns about its motives and how it will integrate student feedback.
Starting July 2026, the faculty will move from 15 departments and two schools to six schools, a major reorganization that […]
Campus community raises voices against proposed GRT service reductions
Proposals from the Grand River Transit (GRT) to reduce service to every 30 minutes on the 9, 13, 19, and 30 bus routes have raised concerns among the campus community that it will negatively affect riders and set a bad […]
