Come enjoy a free prepared, ready to go meal courtesy of The GSA. *While quantities last.
To promote well-being in a more casual and laid-back environment for graduate students to connect and socialize via mocktail making and a comedy show featuring a local standup comedian hosted at the Grad House.
Come enjoy a movie screening of a queer film, complete with snacks. Fostering community by creating a welcoming space for queer students to gather and make connections.
A social event for international students to hang out and make connections while enjoying free pizza and playing board games.
A monthly book club meeting to connect, reflect, and discuss relevant equity-related themes. Light refreshments will be provided.
A restorative 1-hour meditation session led by Buddhist Monk, Rev. Ananda.
The Waterloo Handmade Charity Market is a student-led fundraising event supporting the Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society, where Waterloo students sell handmade items like crafts, art, and jewelry. Vendors contribute a $20 booth fee, with 100% of the proceeds donated to KWHS, and visitors who donate $1 or more receive a printed photo or postcard of an adoptable animal. The event aims to create a welcoming campus atmosphere that promotes animal welfare while showcasing student creativity.
The Innovation Open House is the perfect opportunity to casually connect with fellow driven students and explore the exciting world of innovation and entrepreneurship options on campus.
You'll get to chat with representatives from Velocity and other awesome groups like Math Innovation, Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business, GreenHouse (for social and Indigenous impact), Grebel Peace Incubator, Future Cities Institute, the Library, LBIH Black Innovation Hub and Socratica - all in one place!
The Antagonism and Intimidation in Academia Speaker Series 2.0 is hosting its final panel session on Monday, January 12, 2026. This January event will focus on issues related to free speech, hate speech laws, and freedom of expression within and beyond university environments.
International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) occurs every year on December 3rd and aims to “promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities.” The day was proclaimed in 1992 by the United Nations and continues to be urgently relevant as communities around the world strive towards sustainability, equity, and inclusion.
This year, we are celebrating collaboration by uplifting and promoting the events happening across our networks. By spotlighting the diverse initiatives organized by partner networks, we help strengthen connections, broaden reach, and demonstrate that meaningful progress comes from working together toward common goals of accessibility and disability inclusion.