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President's Town Hall Meeting set for November 21
Football Warriors win OUA awards
Monday's notes

Waterloo is one of Canada's Top 100 Employers
Waterloo inks agreement with Hong Kong Polytechnic
On Sunday, campus will remember
President's statement: From Armistice Day to Remembrance Day
Remembering Doug Herter and other notes

Celebrating Ken Seiling's legacy in regional and university governance
Student Course Perception Survey pilot: improving how courses are evaluated
Celebrate International Education Week with Dr. Marianne Larsen

Remembering University Professor Garry Rempel
Setting the bar for learning - and for life
The Woman Who Loves Giraffes and other notes

Senior Leadership Video series continues with Provost Jim Rush
Waterloo celebrates World Town Planning Day with interactive experience
Polls, they're not just for skiing, eh: Tracking the 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections

Upcoming panel will ask ethical questions about AI
Work-travel opportunity for Waterloo staff
WGSI launches Generation SDG blueprint
Legacy Project gives arts quad a new look; other notes

E7 opened with a bang, a reveal, and a special delivery
PeaceTech: a community for creators, innovators, and collaborators
Legacy Project to be celebrated at Fall Open House
Reflecting on Zero Waste Week
From Halloween to Movember, some quick cuts

Take your kids to work on November 14
Executive actions at Thrive Week and beyond
Campus to welcome visitors to Fall Open House
A successful Souper Thursday and other notes

Trick or treat yo-self to Library resources and candy
Feds aim to sleigh the Santa Claus Parades
Partners for Employment celebrates 25 years of career fair
Stanley Knowles Lecturer fights for freedom to play
WatITis conference registration opens and other paranormal posts

President profile kicks off senior leadership video series
Help Waterloo measure campus travel
New conference aims to promote trans-affirming health care
TD Walter Bean Lecture is no big fish story
Board of Governors meeting today; other notes