As the 2020–2025 Long-Range Plan wraps up, Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is gearing up for the 2025 – 2030 Long-Range Plan (LRP). The plan was recently approved by the Board of Directors on April 16 and will […]
They got the era right. Instructor Anita Wong’s Disney channel throwback spin class was a fun, rejuvenating, and difficult experience. Most importantly, the songs she chose for the theme were perfect for a Gen Z audience; classics from […]
The Math Society’s special council meeting on June 26 announced that president Arnav Gupta will not be serving the remainder of his term due to personal and medical reasons. He previously served as the VP of finance prior […]
Whether it was rushing to finish a report for a Professional Development course you were taking during a co-op term, or while fighting to stay focused on your English assignment when you felt overwhelmed by a million external stressors, […]
A team of students from Waterloo will be heading to the Electrek Formula Sun Grand Prix in Bowling Green, Kentucky this week. The Grand Prix, a three-day event from July 3-5, is held annually to showcase student engineering […]
KW Little Theatre’s latest production, Scorched, finishes its run this weekend after three weeks, wrapping up the community theatre’s 2024-2025 performance season.
Originally titled “Incendies” in its native French, the play by Lebanese-Canadian playwright Wajdi Mouawad is no stranger […]
The UW senate has officially approved a new honours bachelor of medical sciences program, which offers students a streamlined path to achieve a doctor of medicine (MD) in just six years.
The program is a […]
UW’s first ever Queer Life Fair spotlights a spectrum of inclusive organizations and services to celebrate Pride Month as part of its new Glow Initiative.
Last week on Tuesday, June 17, the Glow Centre, UW’s club for […]
WiCS hosted a Pride In Stem event in DC on June 12 featuring numerous panelists for Pride month.
The Dean of Math, Professor Mark Giesbrecht started the event by mentioning the difficulties the university as a whole […]
Many of us have heard the phrase “truth and reconciliation.” Perhaps it was in a classroom as we were growing up or in conversations with peers. Maybe on the TV news channel, or the radio, or even social […]
