News
Cheriton researchers create tool to automate bug reproduction tests
One of the first steps in software debugging is bug reproduction, where a programmer will replicate a bug to understand and decipher its behaviour.
CFI support expands access to nation’s digital historical archive
A new national initiative to transform access to Canada’s historical records is bringing together researchers across disciplines and institutions, including Professor Dan Brown of Waterloo’s Cheriton School of Computer Science.
Is software engineering dead? A Q&A with Dr. Mei Nagappan
"The large language models we have right now are far from being able to replace humans."
Ana Crisan receives $250k to develop collaborative AI model for cancer research
Princess Margaret Cancer Centre has awarded resources equivalent to $250,000 to Professor Ana Crisan through its Cancer Digital Intelligence team, supporting her research under the 2025–26 Grand Challenge: From AI Algorithm to Implementation.
In Memoriam: Dr. Ron Mullin (1936-2026)
Dr. Ronald Mullin, the first graduate of the University of Waterloo and a pioneering member of the Faculty of Mathematics, passed away peacefully on Friday, March 6th, 2026, in Cambridge, Ontario. He was 89.
Three students receive Graduate Research Excellence Awards
Congratulations to Pulkit Sinha, Ruikun Zhou, and Xiao Zhong, who have all received Graduate Research Excellence Awards.
Upcoming Events
MUO Bubble Tea & Care Packages
The MUO's annual Bubble Tea event will be taking place on Wednesday, April 1st in the DC Fishbowl!
Boston baby grand piano donation ceremony
Join the dean, Jochen Koenemann, for a small ceremony in the MC 3rd floor walkway to SLC to recognize a meaningful and lasting contribution to our Math and wider Waterloo community—the donation of Boston baby grand piano by Professor Anita Layton.
Dean's Town Hall
Staff and faculty are invited to join Jochen Koenemann, Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics, to hear about staffing and financial updates.
Math Teaching Colloquium 2026
A chance to hear what your colleagues in Math have learned from teaching conferences in the past year.