The Funcken Café:
If you are a student located on main campus, you may not venture onto the university college campuses on the other side of Ring Road very much. However, if you are looking for an aesthetic spot […]
Heat waves during spring term put campus power and cooling systems under strain, leading to broken telephone as students shuffle between classrooms.
On June 20, Plant Operations sent a university-wide email notifying the UW community about potential […]
The number of applicants to “Computer and Information Systems” programs across Ontario secondary school students has seen a sharp decrease in 2025, the lowest since 2021. According to the Ontario University Application Centre, […]
Marit Stiles, the leader of the Ontario Official Opposition, the Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP), and Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) for Davenport, visited UW this Monday, July 28, to speak with student leaders as part of her All […]
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 […]
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 […]
June convocation week has now wrapped up at UW, which took place between Tuesday and Saturday last week. Over 7,740 degrees, certificates and diplomas were awarded across 14 ceremonies.
For many, university graduation is filled with emotion […]
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 […]
Looking to break away from your study routine and make the most of your weekend? Whether you’re into music, food, or community vibes. Waterloo has something lined up for you this weekend. Here’s your guide to affordable weekend […]
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 […]
