With rising temperatures and sunshine lengthening our evenings, you’re sure to be craving something refreshing (and sweet) this summer. Whether that’s a frozen yogurt or a couple scoops on a classic waffle cone, there’s plenty of amazing spots […]
Side projects are rarely just side projects at UW. They often begin as jokes, frustrations, or shared student experiences and quickly evolve into viral tools used far beyond campus. From avoiding geese on the way to class and […]
We’ve all had assumptions about UW before coming here. Some of it starts in high school, some during applications, and some stick around even after you’ve accepted your offer. At some point, you start to wonder what’s actually […]
Current and incoming students in the faculty of science gathered at the Science Quad on Wednesday, July 8, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. to celebrate Science Day.
Inspired by the faculty of engineering’s annual Engineering Day, […]
Daniel Smilek, a psychology professor, was one of four recipients of the Distinguished Teacher’s Award in May.
Smilek specializes in cognitive science, with a research background in cognition. He describes winning the award as very humbling, rewarding […]
UW president and vice chancellor Bill Rosehart officially began his five-year term last week on July 1.
“Waterloo has shaped much of who I am,” Rosehart said in a statement released July 6. “I first arrived as […]
The Bomber will reopen in fall or winter 2026, and remain operational until construction begins under the SLC Lounge Redevelopment Plan. Further, board members reapproved an allocated fund of $125,500 from reserves for labour costs associated with alcohol […]
When people think of UW, classical studies is likely not the first program that comes to mind. Waterloo is internationally known for programs like engineering, mathematics, and computer science. However, one of the newest international achievements comes from […]
In celebration of World Environment Day, James Nugent, associate professor in UW’s school of environment, resources, and sustainability, and Tamara Lorincz, PhD graduand at the Balsillie School of International Affairs, hosted a screening of American journalist Abby Martin’s […]
UW community members gathered at the pride flag re-raising ceremony at the H lot on June 1 to with speeches and event booths to kick off Pride month and Indigenous History month. Both the Intersex-Inclusive Progress flag and […]
