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 […]
Living in Waterloo means I’m constantly looking for ways to make my weekends feel exciting without draining my bank account. Luckily, this upcoming weekend is looking to be the perfect mix of cozy, festive, and budget-friendly adventures.
It all starts on […]
About a week ago, I saw a post from the UW Sustainability Office that shared “6 TIPS FOR A ENERGY-CONSCIOUS NOVEMBER.” The effect was endearing — a simple message of reducing your carbon footprint and, consequently, saving the environment. […]
At the Change Engine competition, H2oLoo (pronounced ‘Waterloo’) for better access to water in residence buildings, and Clear the Haze for better substance abuse management, were the winners of the night.
The Change Engine competition, held by WUSA, is meant to […]
Blair McArthur, 1985 civil Engineering alum and former Warriors captain, has committed $500,000 to program activities and athletic financial awards, the largest gift to Athletics and Recreation that UW can date.
The gift is due in part to particular accomplishments from […]
Several UW staff have expressed concerns about new work guidelines sent out to the university community, which outline an expectation that university staff work on campus five days a week effective Jan. 1 2026.
The […]
On. Nov. 22, Tanraj Singh Dulai, vice president academics of the Arts Student Union (ASU) said that UW has announced opportunities to change course curriculums during one of two Undergraduate Affairs Group meetings in Sept. 2026.
Katherine Acheson, the Associate Dean […]
Waterloo and the university experience is truly what an individual makes it to be. A student can go their entire degree without taking advantage of the convenient opportunities that are unique to the undergraduate experience. Another student can branch out […]
With the semester rushing toward finals and daylight disappearing faster every afternoon, many students are searching for ways to stay connected, unwind, and soak in a little joy before winter break. Luckily, this weekend in Kitchener-Waterloo is stacked with events […]
WUSA’s Politics Without the Podium event offered students a rare opportunity: a chance to speak directly with Bardish Chagger, Member of Parliament for Waterloo, in a casual environment, with no barriers between students and the person representing them in Ottawa.
Catherine […]
