Join us on Saturday, June 7, 2025! Math Reunion 2025 is a special time for all University of Waterloo alumni to reconnect, reminisce and revisit campus.
An inspiring talk with Heath Windcliff (BMath ’98, MMath ’00, PhD ’03) as he shares his journey—from his academic path, to his work at Morgan Stanley, his transition to Quadrature and what drives his passion for quantitative finance.
In honour of National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month, the Faculty of Mathematics, in collaboration with the Office of Indigenous Relations and Princess Cinemas, invites you to a special matinée Queer Film Series screening of the film Rosie!
Join the Faculty of Mathematics for an evening of film and conversation exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ themes. In honour of Disability Pride Month, we will be screening Margarita with a Straw. All are welcome.
Join the Faculty of Mathematics for an evening of film and conversation exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ themes. In honour of International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we will be screening Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things. All are welcome.
Are you looking to Connect with the Queer Community in the Faculty of Mathematics? Check out Pride Factors—a welcoming and supportive space where 2SLGBTQIA+ students, staff, and faculty build community, share experiences, and work together to reduce barriers in mathematics at the University of Waterloo.
The MUO's Pancake Brunch will be taking place on September 24 in the DC Fishbowl!
Join the Faculty of Mathematics for an evening of film and conversation exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ themes. In September, we will be screening The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy. All are welcome.
Join us for the inaugural lecture as part of the launch of a new research chair, which will be held by computer science professor Edith Law, the Google Chair in the Future of Work and Learning. Professor Law will be speaking on the topic of “Designing for Learning in the Age of AI" and will be joined by Jules Walter, AI Product Director at Google, who will also give a talk as part of the inaugural lecture.