UW is taking steps to make education more accessible. What started with the launch of Accessible Education Day last fall has grown into a broader project focused on building a more inclusive teaching and learning environment.
Accessible Education Day brought together […]
Whether you’re a casual radio listener or a diehard fan, there is no denying the musical and pop culture influence of 14-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift.
At midnight this Friday, Oct. 3, Swift will drop her twelfth studio album, The Life […]
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WUSA’s pilot Pay-What-You-Can (PWYC) food program’s launch date was set for Sept. 29 but has since been extended. WUSA’s website currently suggests a new launch date in October 2025.
The program will run out of The Bomber in the Student […]
The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) has formally taken a stance against Bill 33, the Ontario Government’s Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025. At their meeting on Sept. 23, WUSA’s Board of Directors passed a motion declaring opposition to Section […]
A group of 25 Chinese graduate and PhD students, who have recieved acceptance into STEM programs at institutions like the University of British Columbia, McGill University, and UW, have taken Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to court over significant […]
The union representing academic workers at UW (graduate student TAs, RAs, and sessional instructors) launched its e-action campaign on September 3, pressing the UW Board of Governors to action after […]
At today’s commitment polishing ceremony, associate vice-president Indigenous relations Jean Becker announced that John Lewis, current director, Indigenous faculty relations, will be the interim associate vice-president of the Office of Indigenous Relations (OIR) effective Jan. 1, 2026, for an 18 […]
Starting Oct. 1, 2025, Ontario’s general minimum wage will rise from $17.20 to $17.60 per hour. For students under 18, working up to 28 hours per week during school term or on breaks, the wage rises from $16.20 to $16.60. […]
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 […]
