For more than four decades, Waterloo professor Larry Smith has helped build the University's reputation for innovation and entrepreneurial excellence
From transforming solutions for homeownership to advancing health care interventions, Waterloo talent continues to disrupt industries and drive change
Velocity cleantech company closes pre-seed round, financing will help accelerate market adoption of its self-cleaning solar technology
Alumni startup Friendlier is making Canada’s switch to reusable plastics easy with a national expansion plan supported by ongoing investment
Living Lab initiative will help Canadian companies test and validate products and services at Waterloo’s RoboHub
Waterloo Engineering researcher sought early support from alumnus company to develop technology he hopes will revolutionize health care
Engineering grad's storytelling company to be sold for $754 million
Alumni company secures $159 million to grow math education for children using video games
The 2021 list of innovators includes eight exceptional young people with ties to Waterloo
Alumni share new business practices uncovered by a very unusual year
Five engineering alumni behind Scope win global runner-up prize in Dyson invention contest
Engineering student and entrepreneur Sam Dugan makes his best pitch on popular CBC show
In October 2020, alumni at the Good Company helped Waterloo throw a new kind of convocation ceremony
Waterloo Engineering team Scope earns a spot in finals of international innovation contest
Waterloo spinoff company wins Health Canada licence for innovative X-ray technology
Two of three top spots for national James Dyson Award go to Waterloo Engineering entries
More than doubling last year’s recipient pool, incoming students are recognized with $80,000 and $100,000 scholarships
