Are midterms keeping you up at night? Take some time off of studying to read about this week’s top five sports stories you might have missed.
Men and Women’s basketball take down Humber in preseason game
Starting the week off with some […]
Saturday’s cool breeze carried baseball fans into Jack Couch Park to watch the matchup that Kitchener-Waterloo residents look forward to every year. Laurier stole a 6-4 win in the first game, […]
WUSA’s lack of an orientation concert this year was due to negotiations with several artists that fell through, though WUSA is “currently exploring the possibility” of hosting a concert in future.
Last year saw the first campus concert in 13 […]
WUSA has expanded its student health and dental plan to include gender-affirming care through Studentcare/Alumo. The change was voted for by students in the 2024 Annual Members Meeting and implemented at the start of fall 2025.
Up to $10,000 coverage is […]
In a world where women’s representation in sports is minimal, Creating Coaches, a program designed to encourage women athletes to take positive and impactful coaching roles on the […]
The UW Senate voted on Monday to reorganize the faculty of arts. The faculty will move from 17 departments and schools to six schools.
The reorganization has been a multi-year process, becoming a higher priority due to the university facing a […]
The Davis Centre (DC) and Dana Porter (DP) Libraries have changed their hours for the fall and winter terms as part of efforts to “return the university to a balanced budget.” On all days, DP […]
On Sept. 15, as part of an outreach initiative, the Canadian Alliance for Student Associations (CASA) visited UW during the Campus Life Fair to hear student concerns and raise awareness of CASA’s work. Some of the key concerns were around […]
The Waterloo City Council has approved three different housing developments in student central areas. The decision comes after the Waterloo municipality was awarded $6.4 million from the province after surpassing housing targets in 2024. According to Ontario’s housing supply […]
For Trevor Clare, art isn’t just about aesthetics, it’s about memory. The Kitchener-Waterloo based digital artist has built a name for himself by reimagining the region’s landmarks, including ones frequented by Waterloo students like the iconic Mel’s Diner, in a […]
