This is an event for playing chess during the Faculty of Math's wellness week.
🎓 IT'S MATH GRAD BALL TIME  🪩
Come and enjoy a night of socializing, a three-course meal, dancing, a photobooth, and much more! Get your tickets before March 7.
Whether you're graduating or not, a Math student or not, all are welcome! Tickets for Math Students are $55, and non-UW plus-ones are welcome to attend if their ticket is purchased by a Waterloo student, tickets for non-UW/non-Math students are $55.
The ticket price includes a three-course meal, a welcome drink, and some free goodies!
For questions related to the event, reach out to the Math Grad Committee: mgc@mathsoc.uwaterloo.ca"
A monthly book club for faculty, staff, graduate students, and postdocs in the Faculty of Math at University of Waterloo
This is an event for staff, faculty, graduate students, and postdocs in the Faculty of Math to come play trivia on their lunch break and win prizes.
Celebrate Ramadan with us and register for a take-out iftar with Math! Spaces are limited to 50 registrants and iftar is open to all Muslim Math undergraduate and graduate students.Â
Undergraduate de-stress event with bubble tea and exam kits!
Interested in learning pickleball or want to brush up your skills? Join us for a free, friendly and casual competition with Math peers.
This event is for Math faculty, staff and graduate students. We will have an instructor for the first hour to teach pickleball basics. Please register below so we can pair people who share the same skill level.Â
Connect with University of Waterloo alumni and meet current students – MBET students who will be visiting from Waterloo and undergraduate co-op students currently on work terms in San Francisco and the Bay Area - for an exclusive evening of conversation, discussion and celebration. Throughout the night there will be the opportunity to meet and hear founder stories from University of Waterloo alumni from companies such as Imply and Tanda. Â
You will also have an opportunity to meet and hear updates from the Deans of the Faculties of Engineering, Mathematics and Science who will be at the reception.
Explore Haiku, a very short form of poetry, and take a pause in the middle of your workday.
A chance to hear what your colleagues in Math have learned from teaching conferences in the past year.