Nearly 50 years after Waterloo Engineering students first hauled a school bus through Kitchener-Waterloo streets, the Bus Push (Pull) is taking a new route
ENVGO founded by Dr. Mike Peasgood combines hydrofoiling, electric propulsion and autonomy to support maritime surveillance and defence across Canada’s coastlines
Biomedical Engineering graduate pursues a research career in advanced AI in health care — and pays it forward to help other students achieve their ambitions
Netskope founder and CEO gives an inside look at his entrepreneurial journey
Meet the 14 exceptional students representing Waterloo’s newest grads
Chemical engineering professor Luis Ricardez-Sandoval wants to ensure ambitious graduate students in his homeland of Mexico know more about the opportunities at Waterloo Engineering than he originally did
The federal government contributes $32.6 million in funds to Waterloo Engineering under a program to update research and innovation infrastructure
Awards’ dinner celebrates top students, distinguished alumni and a Waterloo Region family with a record of generous support.
From struggling student to successful entrepreneur, Jim Wei shares how his academic experience taught him to take risks and persevere.
Do you want to help facilitate the upcoming global transition to electric cars, but remain in Waterloo? If so, Matt Stevens (BASc '04, Chemical; PhD '09, Chemical) is the person to talk to
With Waterloo Engineering set to celebrate its 60th anniversary on July 1, 2017, we’d like to hear and see your memories
The ambitious plan was born during a conversation on a bus by Engineering students
The Hyperloop concept created by Team Waterloop includes of a few key technologies and physical principals to allow for a smooth, comfortable and safe flight.
Inspiring youth age 7-17 to see engineering as a fulfilling career that makes the world a better place.
Waterloo Engineering alumni Mike Volker and Ronald Craig are the founders of Volker-Craig
Samir Elhedlhi , Chair of the Department of Management Engineering, focusses on game-changing differences data analytics will make
Waterloo researchers develop a 3D-printed device to give Team Canada players better shot control.
