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The Pan-African Initiative for Research (PAIR) invites you to a "Speculative Collective: Sankofa Edition" gathering. In this special edition of Fridays After 5, a recurring series created by LBIH in partnership with the Office of EDI-R, we will screen the 2018 Oscar winning animated feature "Spider-Man: into the Spider-Verse" (PG)

On Tuesday, July 28th, 11:00AM–4:00PM, we will be holding our Spring 2026 Computer Museum Open House in the Davis Centre Fishbowl (room number DC1301).
 

Join the UW Staff Association (UWSA) on July 30 for a lunchtime workshop exploring how staff perspectives help shape decisions across the University, where the UWSA has influence, and the ways staff can participate and make their voices heard.

On Friday July 10, 2026, the Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society (KWCMS) & the Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo present an evening of music with Jung Tsai (violin) & Daniel Ramjattan (guitar

An inter-university workshop for Graduate and Undergraduate students exploring human-centered innovation in healthcare, Artificial Intelligence, and transportation and mobility

the purpose of this symposium is to bring faculty members from across campus together to share their research activities, highlight their expertise, network with others, make connections, build collaborations, and much more. All involved in all types of microbial research including students, research associates, researchers, and faculty are invited.

The Faculty of Health Fun Run is an annual event, held on Homecoming, for the University and wider community. Join us for Fun Run and Homecoming celebrations!

Join us as the top eight student teams present their innovative solutions to real-world urban challenges and compete for top honours. Through live pitches and Q&A with industry experts, teams will showcase the impact, creativity, and potential of their ideas before a panel of judges and community partners.

This event features two Indigenous-owned publishing houses, Ojistoh Publishing and Kegedonce Press, who will each present two of their authors for a shared reading and discussion.

Explore how generative AI tools like Consensus and Microsoft Copilot can support literature searching, from developing research topics and keywords to discovering and tracking relevant studies. Through hands-on activities and comparisons with traditional database searches, participants will learn how to use AI tools responsibly while maintaining accuracy, transparency, and scholarly rigor.