Air quality expert explains the health risks of wildfire smoke and how to stay safe.
Federal funding recognizes innovative research advancing climate resilience, AI, health care, quantum science and robotics
President Vivek Goel’s term set the foundation for Waterloo’s next century. He united the community behind a bold vision for the future and advanced lasting progress in innovation, sustainability, and reconciliation.
Waterloo public health researcher Dr. Shannon Majowicz contributes to WHO estimates
Philanthropic investment of $1 million will introduce students to global challenges, community development and the power of service
Airborne contaminants from oil sands just one risk to Alberta’s longest river, says Waterloo scientist.
Students from the School of Accounting and Finance (SAF) at the University of Waterloo are available to comment to the media about the federal budget
Waterloo's London/UK alumni chapter is the first of its kind launched by Waterloo in Europe. It joins seven other Waterloo alumni chapters in Western Canada, the United States and Asia.
Henry Shi helped develop Moneyball-style software for major league baseball during his co-op term with Bloomberg Sports in New York City
Fourth-year student is already an author of eight scholarly articles and is looking toward medical school.
Waterloo’s co-op program — the largest of its kind — evolves to meet the needs of students and society.
The next generation of biolatex® binders for applications in paper coating, paperboard and personal care products
"We are examining ways in which we can ensure all invited speakers, whatever the topic, are able to speak in a safe and productive environment."
Larry Swatuk teaches water security at the University of Western Cape. He says living and working in Africa is life-changing.
Waterloo professor says small changes in behaviour can protect our groundwater from contamination.
Engineering professor works on green technology that removes more contaminants from water supply
A new laparoscopic suturing tool and a system of artificial vision for the visually impaired are among the innovative projects that fourth-year engineering students will present at a public event at the University of Waterloo starting tomorrow
