New research uncovers more details of doomed mission to find the Northwest Passage
James Malzahn explores AI, surveillance and human perception through immersive art to challenge audiences to question truth, authorship and the impact of emerging technologies
MDEI student Taran Kandhola turns data into human-centered experiences
Interdisciplinary postdoctoral fellow directs The Nether, an immersive performance that explores action and consequence across physical and virtual space
International study suggests ways to train large language models in wise reasoning and measure the wisdom of AI
Most adult vapers of non-tobacco flavoured e-cigarettes overwhelmingly oppose flavour restrictions
Highly anticipated list identifies a "who’s who" of influential researchers
Waterloo prioritizing equity and anti-racism and new and future academic offerings
People are confusing the practice mindfulness with passive acceptance of problems
Greg Somerville (BA ’78) used his experience in Warriors Football to build a fulfilling business career. Now, his groundbreaking gift to the football program will help other young men develop skills for success, both on and off the field.
To mark National Philanthropy Day, we’re celebrating donors like Eileen and Murray Wiegand. The mother and son are keeping the memory of a University founder alive through their support of Waterloo students.
To celebrate National Philanthropy Day on November 15, we're sharing stories that illustrate the power of giving — stories like Edwin’s. He worried that the cost of university would keep him from building the life-changing technologies of his dreams. Donors Brian and Janis Traquair opened the door to computer programming at Waterloo – and the skills that will equip Edwin to create a better world.
Your Giving Tuesday gifts make dreams come true for students like this fourth-year history major.
Author Carolyn Mills (BA '00) shares an inside look at the writing and publishing process
Waterloo celebrates six recipients on this year’s Women’s Executive Network list
Recent graduate Sabrina Khandakar made the most of her undergraduate experience, including the unexpected challenges
As a doctoral candidate in applied philosophy, Kathryn Morrison (PhD '21) took her studies in bioethics a step beyond to support clinical teams, patients, and families
