UW staff member nominated for national book award
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This week in the Loo
Before reading week starts and the fields go quiet, catch up on this week’s top five sports stories.
Michael Omoseni of football leads the country in solo tackles
Third-year linebacker Michael Omoseni has been victimizing his opponents all season, leading the league […]
Affordable weekend adventures
I’ve been trying to find fun weekend plans that don’t drain my bank account, and this week I stumbled across some events that feel perfect for a low-cost adventure in Waterloo.
On Saturday, October 4, I’m planning to check out the […]
UW staff returning to office five days a week in 2026
An email attributed to president Vivek Goel sent out Wednesday Oct. 1 announced new work guidelines for all UW staff would take effect on Jan. 1, 2026. All staff will be expected to work from campus five days a week, […]
UW moves forward with accessible education project
UW is taking steps to make education more accessible. What started with the launch of Accessible Education Day last fall has grown into a broader project focused on building a more inclusive teaching and learning environment.
Accessible Education Day brought together […]
Counting down to The Life of a Showgirl: UW fan perspectives
Whether you’re a casual radio listener or a diehard fan, there is no denying the musical and pop culture influence of 14-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift.
At midnight this Friday, Oct. 3, Swift will drop her twelfth studio album, The Life […]
Athletes of the week: Grace Miller & Patrick Dean
Grace Miller
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WUSA’s Pay-What-You-Can food program delayed
WUSA’s pilot Pay-What-You-Can (PWYC) food program’s launch date was set for Sept. 29 but has since been extended. WUSA’s website currently suggests a new launch date in October 2025.
The program will run out of The Bomber in the Student […]
WUSA formally opposes Bill 33
The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) has formally taken a stance against Bill 33, the Ontario Government’s Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025. At their meeting on Sept. 23, WUSA’s Board of Directors passed a motion declaring opposition to Section […]
UW student among Chinese graduate students suing Ottawa over permit delays
A group of 25 Chinese graduate and PhD students, who have recieved acceptance into STEM programs at institutions like the University of British Columbia, McGill University, and UW, have taken Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to court over significant […]
