Philanthropic investment of $1 million will introduce students to global challenges, community development and the power of service
Waterloo alum Rachel Jung (They/Them) designs spaces where people feel seen, building a community centred on care, affirmation and belonging
Co-operative and Experientials Education recognizes top employers who are inspiring innovation and support student success
New and renewed Canada Research Chairs will tackle future-focused problems spanning climate change, mental health and technology
Waterloo alumni are playing a big role within the Toronto Blue Jays organization
Amy is the name of a submarine that recently competed in the third biennial European International Submarine Race (eISR) in Gosport, England
Researcher in Applied Health Sciences is leading a new experiment aboard the International Space Station
Five students from the University of Waterloo are the first Canadians to win the prestigious CFA Institute Research Challenge
The investment was formally announced here today at the University of Waterloo’s Aerospace Defence Industry Forum
Three-Minute Thesis competition challenges graduate students to make research relatable
Three times more Canadian teenagers are gambling online than previously thought, according research from the University of Waterloo and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
Research that offers the promise of a pharmaceutical fix for age-related sight loss earned a Waterloo PhD candidate top honours in the provincial Three-Minute Thesis competition.
More than 50 high school students will test their knowledge of neuroscience in the eighth annual University of Waterloo Brain Bee contest this weekend
The University of Waterloo hosted the 12th FIRST Robotics Waterloo Regional Competition over the April 1st weekend
Two University of Waterloo researchers specializing in population health are winners of the prestigious Trailblazer Award, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research’s Institute of Population and Public Health (CIHR-IPPH) announced today
A Waterloo researcher who helped create the revised tree of life hopes new microorganisms will help clean up contamination
