Canada has a historic opportunity to emerge from the public health crisis stronger than before with innovative policies and investments that embrace change
Waterloo Computer Science student dreams of being a tech leader and building bridges for marginalized groups in tech
Gig work is transforming our global economy and public health as workers weigh risks every day in precarious, low-wage jobs to deliver us food and parcels
Waterloo Engineering researcher sought early support from alumnus company to develop technology he hopes will revolutionize health care
Massive engineering projects could reverse climate change and reduce poverty — but they are dangerous
Recent graduate Sabrina Khandakar made the most of her undergraduate experience, including the unexpected challenges
Master’s grad is passionate about resolving challenges in his field of research
Keeping tabs on our water resources in the face of climate change
Completing an undergraduate degree in mathematics only the start for students in class of 2021
Environment 2021 graduate Theresa O’Neill helped write the book on how maintaining tress on private land benefits our health and honours our duty to the planet
Carbon residue that was once ancient life found encased in a 2.5 billion-year-old ruby
Star PhD graduates recount and reflect on their academic journeys
President Goel shares a message to the University community to kick off Thrive Month.
President Vivek Goel held a forum to share his perspectives and opportunities for the University
Racecar Waterloo students helped to develop will drive itself around Indianapolis Motor Speedway at up to 120 miles per hour
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
Zuleika Sgro (BA '07) shares insights gained from more than 10 years of experience in human resources and talent management.
