Michelle Li (BSc ’05) is an advocate for carbon literacy and wants to empower consumers to make informed buying decisions based on carbon footprints.
A strong sense of UWaterloo pride was felt in Canada’s capital May 1 when more than 200 alumni and friends gathered for the launch of a new, volunteer-led alumni chapter dedicated to building strong connections and a sense of community in Ottawa.
Ahmed Mezil (BASc ’14) loves engineering and teaching, but developed an entrepreneurial mindset at UWaterloo that led him to start a business.
The Future Cities Institute founded by CAIVAN is the first interdisciplinary, donor-funded organization of its kind at the University.
The volunteer-led Ottawa Alumni Chapter will offer new personal and professional opportunities for local alumni
Alumni can now receive a 20% discount on Career Accelerator Programs designed to provide the knowledge and skills to achieve a new job or promotion in today’s disruptive workforce.
The University of Waterloo is proud to celebrate the contributions and achievements of women in our global community. As we celebrate their impact on the University and the world, we continue to work together to ensure that everyone belongs at UWaterloo.
In February 2024, UWaterloo staff, faculty and leaders crossed the globe for two special celebrations with our international community.
New funding will create scholarships to enable talented Black students to attend Waterloo with significantly reduced financial barriers.
Meet Tasha Glover (BA ’01) and Jonathan Woodcock, Franco Solimano (BSc ’10) and Spencer Small (BA ’12), and Josh and Heather Neufeld. Not only do these couples work together on campus, but they share a love of supporting the University community.