Longhouse Labs (LLabs) is an Indigenous-led studio and gallery at UW that supports Indigenous artists and makers. The space hosts exhibitions, artist talks, workshops, and other community activities ...
Inspired by how UW students are constantly asked about what they plan to do with their degrees, third-year GBDA student Sara ...
Would you rather read nostalgic stories or view nostalgic paintings? Trevor Clare’s The Art of Nostalgia II gives readers ...
UW Student Theatre Club will perform its rendition of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee on Nov. 7 and Nov. 8 in the Humanities Theatre. The musical follows a group of young students competing ...
What happens when the nostalgia of obsolete electronics inspires an artist? More than 20 years ago, multidisciplinary artist ...
UW’s Centre for Theoretical Neuroscience (CTN) hosted their fall research day on Tuesday, Oct. 27. The event included faculty, graduate, and postdoc talks followed by a poster session, and brought ...
Incumbent mayor Dorothy McCabe loses to Shannon Weber in the City of Waterloo municipal election. Weber will be named Waterloo’s new mayor with 52.05 per cent of the vote, defeating McCabe, who ...
Known for its STEM pursuits, the bulk of UW’s reputation comes from work in tech and finance. But for those who seek a different kind of innovation, there’s a space for students to engage hands-on ...
The 2026 municipal elections are taking place across Ontario on Oct. 26. To help students cast an informed vote this election season, we reached out to all five City of Waterloo mayoral candidates for ...
Teagan Gray is a fourth year health sciences student and left winger for the UW women’s hockey team. Off the ice, she’s a mentor with the Women of Colour Hockey Collective (WCHC). She’s also applying ...
Bill Rosehart’s official installation ceremony as UW’s eighth president and vice-chancellor took place on Thursday, Oct. 22 in the Pearl Sullivan Engineering building (PSE, formerly known as E7).
What do you do when speaking up about workplace harassment could cost you your career? Why can a woman who has worked her way into a senior position still be questioned about not becoming a mother?