Alumni on the move and getting noticed, kudos, what's happening in math, newly named scholarships, and in memoriam.
Waterloo professor and WWII codebreaker Dr. William T. Tutte (1917-2002) is one of ten individuals being honored by Great Britain’s Royal Mail in a stamp series commemorating the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day.
The aerospace industry is at a turning point—where artificial intelligence is no longer a concept of the future but a necessity for advancing safety, efficiency and sustainability.
We connected with our alum about her unique entrepreneurship journey, her passion for diversity, equity and inclusive (DEI) initiatives, and her words to her younger self.
Learn more about the stunning new building that will enrich education and advance innovative research in the Faculty of Mathematics.
Welcome, alumni and friends, to the first E-Ties of the new year! 2025 is a notable year for us Mathies. For starters, it’s a perfect square year: when you multiply 45 x 45, you get 2,025. But that’s not all. For a deeper dive on this unique number, check out this article featuring our very own Craig Kaplan, professor of computer science, who explains its full mathematical significance.
Find out what's new with Mathematics 4.
Candice Riley (BMath ’99) is a Partner at Deloitte, where she helps organizations manage their technology innovations. She has deep expertise in Public Sector, ERP and Digital platforms. She is also a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion and is a supporter of the Women in Mathematics (WiM) and Women in Computer Science (WiCS) programs at the University of Waterloo. Recently, she showcased her baking talents on season seven of The Great Canadian Baking Show.
Interop Labs, the initial developer of the Axelar Web3 interoperability network, announced today a $1 million USD donation to grow the Computer Research Endowment at the University of Waterloo.