The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association has launched the WalkSafe pilot project today, a safety initiative that will allow students to access a volunteer escort to walk with them to their destination.
The […]
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 […]
Coming up with an application for a co-op placement can be a chore, whether it’s deciding what kind of experience to list, what the layout of the resume should look like, or even what to say during the […]
As the campaigning period gets underway for the 2026 Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) election, students will be able to vote for who will carry their voice for the next year. But what do these various board positions […]
If there’s one thing I love about living in Waterloo, it’s that there’s always something to do especially when you’re on a student budget. This weekend, I decided to plan a couple of affordable adventures that make the […]
From her own student experience to now, provincial NDP leader Marit Stiles feels that the largest difference in the post-secondary experience is the money.
During her visit to UW on her All In For Ontario tour this […]
As the 2020–2025 Long-Range Plan wraps up, Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is gearing up for the 2025 – 2030 Long-Range Plan (LRP). The plan was recently approved by the Board of Directors on April 16 and will […]
WUSA’s regular board meeting took place last night, and was livestreamed publicly on WUSA’s YouTube channel. The full agenda can be accessed here, and below is a quick recap of the motions that […]
The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is undergoing a significant transformation aimed at improving its effectiveness and responsiveness to student needs. This shift aligns with the newly unveiled 2025-2030 Long-Range Plan, titled Turning Capacity into Impact: […]
UW pharmacy student Hamin Park has spent her career as a student working hard — and that hard work is showing. Park was recently named recipient of a $2,500 scholarship awarded by the Korean Canadian Scholarship Foundation (KCSF).
