About Orange Juice!
The University of Waterloo has numerous different publications spread across each faculty and the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA). In Fall 2025, the ASU decided to join the bandwagon and develop its own branded publication, to publish the voices of Arts students at UW!
Some of you may be asking, “Why is the ASU trying to make a student magazine?” We have a question in response: why don’t we have one already? Are we, the artists, the writers, the poets, really going to let the engineers, scientists, and mathematicians beat us in our own arena? They barely even shower (This is a joke (for legal reasons) We love the STEM focus of this school…) But this isn’t about MathNEWS (who will accept anything), the Iron Warrior (Boring), or Dark Matter (Honestly pretty good, but we were mean about the other ones so pretend we said something quippy), this is about Orange Juice.
Orange Juice is a fun title, making reference to the Arts Faculty colour at UW, orange, and the many slang references of the word juice, including credibility. This brings us to the mission of Orange Juice: to be credible and to be for Arts Students. The Juicer (Fun name for our editorial team) is tasked with ensuring that every issue of Orange Juice contributes positively to the Arts experience at UW.
Orange Juice was founded by the University of Waterloo Arts Students' Union to publish the voices of Arts students at UW. While we accept works by all students at UW, we will only take pieces of concern to the Arts. There are three major sections where we will accept student submissions:
- Journalistic Pieces: Op-Eds, editorials, interviews, exposes
- Creative Writing: Poetry, short stories, satires
- Arts and Culture: Reviews, recipes, campus life
Please visit the Orange Juice website, where you'll find more information on:
- All issues of the publication journal
- The history of Orange Juice
For any inquiries regarding Orange Juice, please contact orangejuice.asu@uwaterloo.ca