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Matt Onuska guards the net for the Waterloo Warriors
November 13, 2025

Match in play

Game-changing investment in Warriors men’s hockey will give student-athletes a competitive edge 

Representatives from the Dieter Schwarz Foundation and University of Waterloo senior leaders at the gift signing
August 6, 2025

University of Waterloo launches chair in physics of information and AI

The Dieter Schwarz Foundation’s transformational gift will support a global research hub in exploratory science and technology

Top-down view of an urban neighbourhood with high- and low-rise buildings and green space
November 6, 2025

Letting go of these three myths could help build more homes

Experts at Waterloo’s “Bold Urban Futures” event shared unexpected insights for tackling Canada’s housing crisis 

In line view of participants at the start of the race
August 7, 2025

Move. Run. Just have fun!

Looking back at the Fun Run, one of Waterloo’s longest-standing traditions 

Close up photo of a giraffe's skin
October 6, 2025

Groundbreaking zoologist and Waterloo alum celebrated in the newest Heritage Minute

Anne Innis Dagg was the first Western scientist to study giraffes in their natural habitat 

Waterloo sign
May 21, 2019

Workplace Inspiration

Why one employee gives back to Waterloo

Globe with buildings and trees built on the surface
May 14, 2019

Building a better world

How Waterloo’s exceptional alumni are working for positive change

Alumni Weekend
May 6, 2019

Come back to campus for the new Alumni Weekend

On June 1, catch up with old friends and rediscover your Waterloo spirit.

globe
April 30, 2019

Global Game Changers

Meet five young alumni who are disrupting industries around the world

Colin on football field
April 25, 2019

What football and UW have Dunn for me

Colin Dunn (BA ’17) translates lessons he learned as a Warriors football player into his academic and professional career.

Eryn O'Neill in front of painting
April 15, 2019

Beyond reflection

Waterloo artist Eryn O’Neill (MFA ’18) finds beauty in letting the paint run.

Hand-written note that says
April 12, 2019

I nearly left university twice

Waterloo city councillor Jennifer Vasic (BA '06) reflects on the values and relationships that guided her through her undergraduate degree.

Merlion Park in Singapore
April 9, 2019

Beyond Waterloo soil

Jon Kwan (BMath ’01) unites the Waterloo community half a world away.

Beyond good advice
April 1, 2019

Beyond good advice

Redefining success by redefining the rules.

Glasses and journal
March 28, 2019

Physics is poetry

Beyond a rewarding career as a physics teacher, John Caranci (BSc ’72) makes his mark through creative writing.

Rahim Karmali with student-athletes in Pakistan
March 21, 2019

Impact beyond borders and languages

As a business owner and volunteer, Rahim Karmali (BA ’10) inspires hope and helps to break down barriers worldwide. 

Pathway in nature
March 18, 2019

Beyond a Cure

Remembering the vision and philanthropy of Ken Murray.

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