Planning co-op student's journey from concerned rider to a key voice in Ontario's transit conversation is a testament to community organizing
Models of 34 million years of water flow below key Antarctic glacier could alter estimates of rising sea levels
At the 20th annual awards ceremony, Waterloo announces winners from each of the six faculties for their impactful contributions
The Future Cities Institute founded by CAIVAN brings together global thinkers across disciplines to identify equitable, sustainable solutions for the future of cities
Waterloo researchers are combining alpaca waste with biochar to design a new compost that helps people and the planet
From rain gardens to permeable parking lots: Preparing for extreme weather will help Canadians avoid billions of dollars in losses, says Waterloo prof
Waterloo researchers are using 3D printers to design everything from robot parts to dental implants and circuit boards
University of Waterloo delegation visits China to strengthen bonds with research partners
Waterloo researcher hopes wind turbines will save money and the environment for First Nations that depend on diesel
Jason Thistlethwaite, from the Faculty of Environment at the University of Waterloo, is available to speak about the potential financial risks to the energy economy due to reduced greenhouse gas emission scenarios
More than pipes and policies: Waterloo researcher looks at how psychology and culture affect decisions about water
Waterloo delegation travels to Israel for conference focused on quantum information science, nanotechnology and water research
Arctic lakes have been freezing up later in the year and thawing earlier, creating a winter ice season about 24 days shorter than it was in 1950, a University of Waterloo study has found
Climate change causes dramatic thinning of ice on Arctic lakes and cuts winter ice season by almost a month over 60-year-span, Waterloo study finds
The University of Waterloo is leading the national conversation highlighting the vital economic and environmental role of wetlands
Most cities that have hosted the Winter Olympics will be too warm to host the Games of the future, a University of Waterloo study finds
Only six of the previous Winter Olympics host cities will be cold enough to reliably host the Games by the end of this century if global warming projections prove accurate
