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Humans and interconnectivity

Exploring the promise and challenge of 5G technology

How will 5G technology change the way we work and play? To get a handle on the concepts to be unpacked at our upcoming Humans and Interconnectivity event, we turned to professors Christine McWebb and Leah Zhang-Kennedy.

Upcoming and recent events

Find out about recent alumni events, and please join us virtually for upcoming events presented by Arts and University partners.

Stay connected

While we dream of a new normal future, let's continue to embrace the virtual connections we are able to make every day.

Upcoming events

Join us for these upcoming online events presented by Arts and University partners.

Reach out

Our need to stay connected has never been greater

While we may be dreaming about the days when we can gather in person, it's still important to embrace the virtual connections we are able to make every day.

Let's stay connected

Class Notes are back! Whether you live in Waterloo Region or across the globe, there are lots of ways to stay connected, get involved, and share your news with the Faculty of Arts.

Stay connected with Arts!

Whether you live in Waterloo Region or across the globe, there are lots of ways to stay connected and get involved with your Faculty of Arts.

Hey, what happened to Reunion?

Mark your calendars for these new alumni events!

What's next for Reunion? Learn about two new events coming for alumni in 2019.

Ripple effect

Hagey Hall Hub building community

While the Hub was built for Arts students first and foremost, a growing ripple effect makes it truly a hub for the whole community.

A 3MT judge reflects

The Three Minute Thesis competition showcases young people and their intellectual development, writes first-time 3MT judge, Professor Emeritus Peter Woolstencroft. It also allows the judges and attendees to grow.