Transformational academic leader and Waterloo alum appointed as the University’s eighth president
Two University of Waterloo affiliated health-tech companies secure major provincial investment to bring lifesaving innovations to market
Researchers engineer bacteria capable of consuming tumours from the inside out
Dr. Mary Wells recognized for decades of leadership in higher education
Discover the meticulous work that uncovered Black stories on campus and preserved them for the future
Both ed-tech entrepreneurs got their start while Waterloo computer science students and both won $25,000 grants at Velocity Fund Finals
Scientists studied river sediment from 300 years ago and compared it to metal concentrations at the river bottom today
A new study into the pre-industrial baseline levels of heavy metals in sediment carried by the Athabasca River shows that emissions from the Alberta oil sands and other human activities have not yet increased the concentrations travelling to the Athabasca Delta around 200km from the oil sands
It is with deep sadness that the University of Waterloo must confirm the death of Gabriel Barsky, a student studying Computer Science in the Faculty of Mathematics
An estimated 50 per cent of people will experience an abusive supervisor during their working lives—potentially causing anxiety, depression, and illness
First-year environment students were given an epic holiday surprise
Women are more likely to gain weight when family makes negative comments about their bodies or offers "helpful" weight-loss tips, Waterloo research finds
Two fundamental concepts of the quantum world are actually just different manifestations of the same thing, says Waterloo researcher
Researchers show that wave-particle duality and quantum uncertainty are the same thing, reducing two mysteries to one
Women whose loved ones are critical of their weight tend to put on even more pounds, says a new study on the way people's comments affect our health
Curling clubs enhance women’s physical, mental and emotional health during long Canadian winters, says Waterloo researcher
Despite showing interest in web or mobile apps to help manage their Type 2 diabetes, only a small number of older adults actually use them, says a new study from the University of Waterloo
