Discover the meticulous work that uncovered Black stories on campus and preserved them for the future
Sport and Recreation Management student Diane Choi embarks on co-op term with the Canadian Olympic Committee
A message from the President and Vice-Chancellor
Defying convention to shape our global futures
New Zealand adopts researcher-centric principles after studying Waterloo’s pioneering approach to IP ownership
The University of Waterloo will draw talented engineering students from across the province this week for the Ontario Engineering Competition to showcase their engineering skills and communication proficiency
Nearly 40 teams of children ranging in ages from nine to 14 will compete with robots they created at the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Ontario West Championships at the University of Waterloo tomorrow
More than 120 local girl guides will earn their computer skills badges at the University of Waterloo on Saturday. Members of the media are invited to attend
The Murray Alzheimer Research and Education Program (MAREP) at the University of Waterloo will host a free public lecture and panel discussion.
Waterloo student launches social startup with a mental health kit that engages a generation used to getting advice through tweets, tips and sound bites
As wind energy development blossoms in Canada and around the world, opposition at the community level is challenging the viability of the industry
Short-term co-working space and services will help entrepreneurs penetrate the American market and provide a hub for the Canadian tech ecosystem in the San Francisco Bay Area
A Waterloo researcher talks about his passion for developing medical imaging technology that he hopes will save lives
Students will “create something awesome” and hear about the next wave of web innovations from Kik CEO Ted Livingston
Women, transgender people and others who are non-gender binary can now pledge support online to the revamped campaign for gender equity
Experiencing mixed emotions shows emotional complexity, not indecision, and people living in different parts of the world vary in their ability to distinguish between multiple feelings they're having at once, according to new research
