Alumni on the move and getting noticed, kudos, what's happening in math, newly named scholarships, and in memoriam.
It’s been five years since Forbes magazine declared that the world's hottest commodity is now data, the first time a commodity has surpassed oil in many, many years.
For Pavak Vyas, the last twelve months have proved to be a year full of change, challenges and zoom meetings.
Learn more about Professor Jo Atlee's latest program to help girls explore computing.
As the class of 2017 graduates, the Faculty of Mathematics is attracting and retaining more women in computer science
On May 24th, grade nine and ten girls from Vancouver and surrounding areas, spent a Saturday occupying the hallways and classrooms of York House School in Kitsilano. The goal – to confront head-on the damaging and discouraging stereotypes related to math. To ‘think about math’ in new and exciting ways.
Growing up 1400 kilometres apart, it was a mutual fascination of computers that drew teenagers April Gale-Seixeiro (BMath '95, Actuarial Science and Statistics) and Steve Seixeiro (BMath '95, Computer Science) to the University of Waterloo. Who could have known that a chance meeting on the fourth day of frosh week would, two decades later, make dreams come true for future UWaterloo students.