Events

Pop by the Mathematics 3 (M3) Atrium any time throughout the day and watch as the omnitruncated dodecaplex comes together. Piece-by-piece the 3D polytope model will be put together by Professor Benoit Charbonneau and student, staff, and faculty volunteers. At the end of the day it will rise up and be a permanent art installation in M3.

The next Waterloo-local ICPC-style programming contest will be held on Saturday, February 9, 2019 in MC 3003. All members of the UW community are invited to try their programming skill in Scheme, C, C++, Java, Pascal, Python, or Scala.

Waterloo students have twice won the worldwide ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest, an annual multi-tiered programming competition among the universities of the world.

ASK ME ANYTHING!  Fireside chat with global entrepreneur, visionary, and tech leader Brice Nkengsa
 

We will be celebrating International Women’s Day with a movie screening at Princess Twin Cinema! Come out to watch Suffragette (2015). We're having a live panel before the show, free snacks and a chance to meet some awesome people. 

Event Schedule:

Where: Princess Twin Cinema,  46 King St N, Waterloo

7:45 pm – 8:00 pm – registration for the event

7:55 pm -  8:00 pm – doors open to theatre

8:00 pm – Welcome

8:05 pm – 8:40 pm – International Women’s Day Panel 

Panelists: 

Take a break from midterms/studying/finals and destress with the Math Undergraduate Office (MUO) and MathSoc!

What? Food and entertainment.

When? Friday, March 15 2019 from 5.30 p.m. to 9.00 pm. Food begins at 5:30 p.m. Trivia and open mic begin at 6 p.m.

Where? MC 2065 and 2066.

Math Internal Transfer Advising will be taking place in The Centre on Wednesday, March 27th and Thursday, March 28th from 1 - 4pm. 

Please drop in if you are interested in transferring into the Faculty of Mathematics or if you are a current Math student thinking of transferring to the Faculty of Arts. Check in at the Welcome Desk (counter 8), no need to use the kiosk to queue in. 

The Bridges Lecture Series will host Amelia Defalco (Medical Humanities) and India Morrison (Neuroscience) on March 27. They will provide an overview of how human social, emotional touch may have emerged from multiple brain mechanisms governing attachment and physical closeness between individuals. 

The Capstone Design Symposium is the culmination of the undergraduate student experience, creating a blueprint for innovation in software engineering design. A variety of topics will be showcased from gaming and food applications, to automotive safety features and breast cancer research.