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Fall 2024 alumni gold medal winners, Amy Tai and Nils Lukas

Friday, October 25, 2024

Graduate students win prestigious Alumni Gold Medal

Amy Tai and Nils Lukas are honoured with the prestigious Alumni Gold Medal at Fall 2024 convocation.

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Fall 2024 valedictorians

Friday, October 18, 2024

Bridging knowledge and action to create real-world solutions

Convocation is a momentous occasion that honours the dedication and achievements of graduates. Family and friends come together with the University of Waterloo community to celebrate graduating students as they embark on exciting new adventures.

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