Now that spring is here and the days are getting warmer, it’s the perfect time to take your study sessions outside. Whether you’re looking for a cozy café, a quiet park, or a bright space on campus, we […]
In a significant step toward improving housing accessibility for graduate students, UW launched a new pilot program that guarantees on-campus housing for a select group of newly admitted PhD students (who are not currently or previously enrolled in any type […]
Series will run from May 3 to 27 and showcase four films starring Daniel Day-Lewis
Starting today, the Princess Cinemas will be running a series fittingly titled “Daniel Day May,” which highlights the films of actor Daniel Day-Lewis throughout […]
With summer weather finally on the horizon, there’s no doubt many of us are eager to begin or continue our recreational and fitness activities. At UW and all around the region, there are countless resources and ways to […]
If you’ve walked past the Grad House recently and caught sight of a full-sized Holstein cow lounging near the entrance, don’t worry—you’re not hallucinating from too much coffee. That’s Siegler, our newest and most eye-catching […]
Liberal Bardish Chagger has won her fourth term as Waterloo MP with the Mark Carney-led Liberals projected to win a minority in the 2024 federal election.
Chagger won the riding by 14,803 […]
Maybe I’d been watching too many reruns of Olympic figure skating or was feeling burnt out by the monotony of everyday life. I couldn’t quite pinpoint what it was, but I felt called to pursue a sport I’d never quite […]
With finals wrapping up, the end of term is finally in sight. If you’re ready to decompress and enjoy a well-earned break, there’s a handful of events happening around Waterloo this weekend that might be just what you need. […]
Easter weekend here, and there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate around Waterloo. This weekend brings a lively mix of music, markets, and Easter-themed fun across the region. If you’re sticking around town, here are our top picks […]
In the ancient city of Alexandria, Egypt, a great library burned. It was said by some to have held upwards of half a million papyrus scrolls—containing the knowledge of the ancient world from Persia to Greece. It is […]
