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Thursday, October 29, 2026

Alumni stories

Discover an eco-friendly food forest, a blockchain founder’s journey, and a career in NYC real estate

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From loot drops to Blackjack

A Waterloo Stats student's journey into probability

From loot drops to Blackjack

A Waterloo Stats student's journey into probability
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“If you think there’s a chance, it’s worth it, you should go for it”: Q&A with Tony Tang

Math alum reflects on resilience, career reinvention and the value of taking calculated risks.

“If you think there’s a chance, it’s worth it, you should go for it”: Q&A with Tony Tang

Math alum reflects on resilience, career reinvention and the value of taking calculated risks.
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Reimagining ownership in gaming

A conversation with Blockus founder Jess Zhang

Reimagining ownership in gaming

A conversation with Blockus founder Jess Zhang
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