New research from the University of Waterloo centres Haudenosaunee-led efforts in the repatriation and reclamation of cultural and intellectual property
Professor launches Canada’s first large-scale VR use in the classroom, embracing emerging technology and driving the future of education
Meet five exceptional Waterloo graduate students crossing the convocation stage as Class of 2025 valedictorians
Waterloo researchers propose solution to help communities escape the costly cycle of flood damage and rebuilding
The Royal Society of Canada welcomes five new fellows and one RSC College member from the University of Waterloo
Waterloo prof says sound effects in slot machines make losing gamblers feel like winners.
Waterloo researchers say international trade will help guide policy makers as global warming threatens traditional economies.
It sounds like science fiction, but a new book by a University of Waterloo professor is actually a step-by-step guide, teaching readers how they can build their own computer model of the human brain
University of Waterloo students in the Integrated Water Management program will work across four Faculties to solve complex water problems.
Geoff Fong, a psychology researcher cross-appointed to Waterloo's School of Public Health and Health Systems, leads international tobacco control project.
‘Visualacy’ is becoming as important to society as literacy, says Glenn Stillar, director of University of Waterloo's digital arts communication program.
David Porreca says the centralization of resources contributed to the collapse of economic powers like the Roman Empire.
Jennifer Simpson says students should leave university with a strong vision for public justice and their role in society.
English professor Andrew McMurry examines how everyday habits of language and thought can undermine or support sustainable action.
French studies professor hopes minority languages and cultures remain relevant amidst the globalizing trend toward monoculture
Sociology professor searches for answers to how a citizen becomes a terrorist. Lorne Dawson examines the radicalization process and the national security response.
Political Science Professor Veronica Kitchen asks tough questions about the balance between public safety and civil liberties.
