A winter holiday message from President Vivek Goel
It Started in Waterloo: An Astronaut's Journey into the Universe of Innovation, narrated by Chris Hadfield, highlights the University of Waterloo’s role in igniting innovation within the region and beyond.
New executive program with Waterloo Region Health Network helps health care executives navigate ongoing AI transformation
Research Infosource Inc. recognizes Waterloo’s continued leadership in interdisciplinary research and partnerships to drive impact
New executive program prepares senior technology leaders to bridge AI execution, business strategy and boardroom influence
Greg Somerville (BA ’78) used his experience in Warriors Football to build a fulfilling business career. Now, his groundbreaking gift to the football program will help other young men develop skills for success, both on and off the field.
Higher rates of acute control medications and restraints were used in older adults in Ontario psychiatric hospitals between 2005 and 2018
Donor-funded scholarships and awards help individual students by providing financial and emotional support. But when students harness those gifts to create new health care tools and technology, we all win.
To mark National Philanthropy Day, we’re celebrating donors like Eileen and Murray Wiegand. The mother and son are keeping the memory of a University founder alive through their support of Waterloo students.
To celebrate National Philanthropy Day on November 15, we're sharing stories that illustrate the power of giving — stories like Edwin’s. He worried that the cost of university would keep him from building the life-changing technologies of his dreams. Donors Brian and Janis Traquair opened the door to computer programming at Waterloo – and the skills that will equip Edwin to create a better world.
Your Giving Tuesday gifts make dreams come true for students like this fourth-year history major.
Autonomous robotics company founded at Waterloo performs injection without needles
Ontarians with chronic hepatitis C can lose up to 20 per cent of their overall income managing their condition
Recent grad's research work launches creative new horizons
Alumnus volunteers to keep the University's weather station running
Mark Jaccard discussed how we can overcome barriers for a simple path forward at the 2021 Hagey Lecture
Scientists and medical practitioners now have a greater chance of discovering possible diseases through tissue sample analysis
