Do you love plants? Do you have some plant seedlings you'd love to share and swap with others?
From May 16-17, the Sustainability Office will be hosting a seedling swap to engage the UWaterloo community on gardening, food security, and local food systems.
News from Student Experience and Housing (SEAH):
In partnership with the Muslim Student Association and Renison Academic Student Council, your Student Experience and Housing team has been working hard to develop a new multi-faith prayer space at Renison. This space, located in Room 0103 in the basement level (below the Renison Ministry Centre & Lusi Wong Library), will be in the previously-known Study Cave room area.
At present, the room is an open space available for quiet prayer. We will be working in the coming weeks to furnish the room further with carpeting, shelving, and additional features to allow for greater functionality of the space.
Belair Centre Speaker Series
Prospect for Asia's Future and Community Building?
When: Wednesday, April 5, 2023 | 6:30pm - 7:50 pm ET
Featuring:
Yoji Sato, Chairperson, Eurasia Foundation (from Asia)
Looking for something to add to your Renison swag collection? Look no further than Moose Tracks, where we have a new batch of swag items.
Sticky Notes - $2
Cord Organizer - $5
USB Stick - $8
Re-useable straw - $10
Renison socks - $20
Available at Moose Tracks during business hours, Monday-Friday 9am-7:30pm.
Daniel Qi, a graduate student who took JAPAN courses at Renison, recently received a prestigious scholarship funded by the Japanese Government. This scholarship is offered by The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (English acronym: MEXT) to Canadian students wishing to pursue their studies at a Japanese university.
Belair Centre Speaker Series
European Historical Reconciliation and East Asia
When: Wednesday, March 29, 2023 | 6:30pm - 7:50 pm ET
MSW10 Speaker Series
Abolition - Re-thinking Anti-Oppressive Engagement
Craig Fortier will lead the discussion on Abolition: Rethinking Anti-Oppressive Engagement.
Amir Al-Azraki's play 'The Mug' is now featured as an audio play (with Arabic, English, French, and Spanish translations) as part of the "Today, Tomorrow" virtual exhibition. Like a two-way mirror, “Today, Tomorrow” invites Iraqi artists to reflect on personal and collective legacies while simultaneously providing a window into visions for the future.
Email cls@uwaterloo.ca to receive the link for our virtual info sessions. No registration required to attend in-person drop-in office hours.
The second in the SSW speaker series features Vikki Reynolds, who will speak about Collective Care, Solidarity and Justice Doing.
When: Wednesday, March 8, 2023, 12:30-2:00pm
Where: Online