Events

A year ago, the Faculty of Mathematics launched the Math Strategic Framework (MSF). Your input helped shape focus areas and initiatives. Now we hope you’ll take some time to provide valuable feedback for the annual prioritization and implementation exercise.

A year ago, the Faculty of Mathematics launched the Math Strategic Framework (MSF). Your input helped shape focus areas and initiatives. Now we hope you’ll take some time to provide valuable feedback for the annual prioritization and implementation exercise.

A chance to hear what your colleagues in Math have learned from teaching conferences in the past year.

Join us for a free monthly film series focusing on films with queer themes, characters, and stories. Open to everyone on campus!

Join us for a celebration of Sivabal Sivaloganathan's, chair of Waterloo’s Department of Applied Mathematics (2016-2023) and Professor Applied Mathematics (1990-2025), life and his enormous impact on the Department of Applied Mathematics, the Faculty of Mathematics and the whole University of Waterloo.

Please join us for an evening of film and conversation exploring LGBTQIA+ themes. While the featured film is still being finalized, we encourage everyone to register. Stay tuned for updates!

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.

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.