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 […]
An online art exhibition called Digital Echoes will be open until June 27, showcasing student projects from the course FINE 247: Expanded Media, taught by Xuan Ye and a teaching assistant. The student-run exhibition allows anyone around the […]
UW’s 2026-2027 operating budget anticipates fewer cuts than expected, but is still affected by continued reorganization and layoffs as financial pressure continues.
Vice-president, academic and provost Thomas Duever and vice-president, administration and finance Jacinda Reitsma posted the […]
UW board of governors approved the 2026-2027 budget which includes a projected $13-million deficit.
The decision was approved in a meeting on April 14.
The university is projecting $892-million in revenue for the upcoming fiscal […]
As spring approaches, the graduating class of 2026 is preparing to step off campus for the final time. While the path ahead can be exciting, the current state of the economy and the world leaves others unsure of […]
The 52nd Senior Undergraduate Exhibition ran from March 19 to April 4 at the University of Waterloo Art Gallery (UWAG). Presented annually by UW’s fine arts department, the exhibition showcases the work of graduating students. The theme of […]
At UW, many students view extracurricular engagement as a deeply resonant experience — an opportunity to explore their passions, learn about themselves, and make friends on common ground. For third-year ARBUS student Zandile Ike, experiencing the Black Association […]
A key topic of discussion presented as part of the Annual Members Meeting on March 25 included the passing of a new motion, known as the ‘Improving Student Advocacy Access Through LSPIRG Membership.’
What’s LSPIRG all about?
LSPIRG […]
