Eyitemi Popo (MDEI ’16) is an entrepreneur transforming tourism in Africa to support a women-driven economy
High-profile cases of racialized police violence in the U.S. shape public engagement with police in Canada, finds doctoral candidate
“I’m excited to be in a place where I’m adding value, learning fast and living up to the Waterloo reputation of pushing boundaries.”
How Global Business and Digital Arts prepared Naimah Venezia for the multiple disciplines required to be a founder
Six Waterloo graduates share their stories of perseverance, innovation and advocacy as they prepare to cross the stage at convocation
Six Waterloo students awarded the prestigious Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
From bubble tea to craft beer and delicious bites, Waterloo entrepreneurs are serving up success stories of passion, purpose and community, one food venture at a time
University of Waterloo economist breaks down the current economic situation in Canada, and says there is light at the end of the tunnel
Psychology researchers studying music find what cues feelings of nostalgia
More than 20 founders from Waterloo highlight the newly unveiled list that celebrates those making the biggest impact inside Canadian tech and innovation
Waterloo welcomes more than 7,700 new graduates to its alumni club and celebrates their bold new journeys
Meet the 14 exceptional students representing Waterloo’s newest grads
New study from Waterloo researchers shows how a hockey fan’s brain reacts to key moments in games
Environment and Arts student, Eloise Fan, reflects on how studying her twin passions led not only to a BES, but also to academic distinction
The Governor General Gold Medal awards graduate students for their remarkable academic achievements and transformative research
The Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest Rogers Women of the Year awards recognize leaders for outstanding community contributions
Eyitemi Popo discusses her role as a founder and shares her vision for transformation and collective growth in a women-driven economy
