The truth and nothing but: a review of Colleen Hoover’s Verity
Colleen Hoover is a name that most people associate with romance novels, and for good reason. With heavy hitters like November 9, It Ends with Us, and Maybe Someday, Hoover […]
How can students register to vote?
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called a provincial election for Feb. 27. This may be leaving many students wondering how they can register to vote for the upcoming election, especially if they are living in a city away […]
The weight of the sea’s tears: a review of The Salt Grows Heavy by Cassandra Khaw
[This review contains some mild spoilers]
Have you ever wondered what the story would be like if The Little Mermaid had a slightly different story? What if, instead of saving a Prince out of love, she was […]
GRT bus wrap showcases strength in diversity for Black History Month
February marks the start of Black History Month, a time to reflect, honour, and celebrate the contributions of Black communities. This year, Waterloo Region is taking that celebration to the streets with a Grand River Transit (GRT) bus, […]
These Warriors put the “student” in student-athlete
On Nov. 14, UW hosted its annual President’s Academic Honour Roll breakfast on campus at Fed Hall. This event occurs every fall semester and is in place to celebrate and honour all student-athletes named to the 2023-2024 President’s […]
Remembrance Day at St. Jerome’s University: Wartime nurses
St. Jerome’s University is one of the four Affiliated and Federated Institutions of Waterloo (AFIW). Formerly named St. Jerome’s College, the institution was established in 1865, 92 years before UW. St. Jerome’s has a rich history, with Remembrance […]
Increasing minimum wage rates: A student perspective
Effective October 1, 2024, Ontario’s general minimum wage rate will see a 3.9 per cent increase from $16.55 to $17.20 per hour. The student minimum wage, for those under the age of 18, will see an increase from […]
