Expanding the Digital Horizon
Waterloo’s new Stratford campus merges business, technology and art.
Waterloo’s new Stratford campus merges business, technology and art.
As thousands of digital media professionals prepare to gather at Canada 3.0 in Toronto May 14 to help map the country’s digital future, the next generation will be meeting in Stratford to plot their own course.
When Christine McWebb helped design the new Master of Digital Experience Innovation (MDEI) program she created partnerships with industry so graduates would be better positioned to work in careers they love.
Last week, while taking a new route through a small town, I was excited to spot a factory I hadn’t seen before. I never used to notice factories, until they started becoming an endangered species.
Does the book have a future in a digital age?
Listen to Christine McWebb, Director, Academic Programs, weigh-in on the discussion on Cross Country Checkup (@ 1:09:46).
Like a hockey team celebrating a championship season, Stratford is marking the success of a key digital media event in the city by raising some pennants.
New technology is meeting the demand for greater visual impact.
On October 16, 2012, the University of Waterloo held the grand opening of its new campus in downtown Stratford, Ont. As home to the university's digital media program, the campus represents an intersection of technology, arts and business.
Check out the image of our wall on the cover!
Browse through the millions of YouTube videos online and you’ll find plenty of talking cats, epic skateboard fails, embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions and soccer balls to the groin.
Last Wednesday night at the University of Waterloo Stratford campus, 60 of Stratford and area’s growing number of female entrepreneurs gathered to celebrate women in business.
A student at the University of Waterloo Stratford campus wore a colorful little button at Tuesday night's Avonova meeting that read, "Ideas Start Here."
It's a UW slogan, meant to emphasize a spirit of innovation and creativity.