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 […]
After last week’s middling fortunes against the Brock Badgers, where the men’s team won and lost a game while the women’s team lost both, the volleyball program returns home to take on the […]
There’s something about mid-November in Waterloo that feels like the real start of winter. The air gets crisp, the campus lights start to sparkle, and suddenly, my weekends are filled with cozy events that make student life feel a little […]
On Wednesday Nov. 5, members of the project team from design firm Brook McIlroy held an Open House in SLC’s Black and Gold Room to gather public feedback for the current Campus Plan. The initiative is now in its final […]
Winter is coming, and so is a host of accolades for the Warriors! Here are the top five sports stories from UW this past week.
Meagan Hobson and Maeve Turner of women’s field hockey lauded for their achievements
Finishing third in the […]
On Oct. 21, WUSA Glow Centre was made aware of a threat of violence targeting various KW 2SLGBTQIA+ events and organizations earlier in the week. Although Glow did not modify their events as a […]
UW’s PAC pool, which closed on Sunday, Nov. 2, reopened on Friday, Nov. 7, after a five-day closure.
The PAC pool was built around 1968. Asked if the ongoing maintenance issues resulting in the pool’s closure are linked to the age […]
For third-year undergraduate student Jonny Dodoo, artistic expression comes from deep within.
Not just the mere application of a skill, it transforms a new way of living. Every lyric in his songs holds a personal connection. Dodoo allows himself to grow […]
For this year’s Hagey Lecture, Edward Doolittle, the first self-identified Indigenous Canadian person to receive a PhD in math, presented a summary of the work he’s done on Indigenous […]
This year’s proposed federal budget contains few measures related directly to students.
In their list of pre-budget asks, the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) recommended several key investments. These include an investment of $207.6 million annually through the 2027-2028 program […]
