Waterloo welcomes more than 7,700 new graduates to its alumni club and celebrates their bold new journeys
Jocelyne Murphy, recipient of the 2025 Pearl Sullivan Emerging Global Leaders Award, is helping students around the world connect, create and lead with purpose
Christina Sullivan (BASc ’23) is a wind tunnel systems engineer at Williams Racing in the U.K.
Waterloo Engineering alum talks about the iron ring’s impact on her career and its call for all engineers to serve society
Waterloo researchers discover how to make a soft ball roll – not fall, slide or tumble – down a vertical surface that “challenges our basic understanding of physics”
Waterloo researchers design 3D-printed bone grafts that promise safer, more effective treatments for patients
Since the beginning, Waterloo’s co-operative education program has been launching successful careers
The real estate decision-making tool raises $4 million USD in seed funding to accelerate innovation in housing and property development
True North Fund partners with Waterloo to develop a Canadian talent pipeline to help strengthen the country’s top 100 tech firms
Researchers develop automated system to generate 3D computer models of buildings, cities
More than 100,000 children and youth from across the region are discovering the wonders of science and technology through the University of Waterloo
BASF and the University of Waterloo are uniting their expertise to develop advanced AI systems that deliver real-time insights for business users
Combining its expertise in research with a leading entrepreneurial ecosystem, Waterloo is leading Canada’s innovation economy
Baltimore Orioles tasks Waterloo Engineering researchers to develop AI tech that can monitor pitchers using low-resolution video captured by smartphones
Energy is central to global sustainability and this Earth Day we highlight Waterloo's efforts on campus
Waterloo alum Keith Cleland is changing the way industrial and commercial properties store energy sustainably with his startup's saltwater batteries
An interdisciplinary team at the University of Waterloo is using Canadian technology to help measure and reduce methane emissions
