Game-changing investment in Warriors men’s hockey will give student-athletes a competitive edge
The Dieter Schwarz Foundation’s transformational gift will support a global research hub in exploratory science and technology
Experts at Waterloo’s “Bold Urban Futures” event shared unexpected insights for tackling Canada’s housing crisis
Looking back at the Fun Run, one of Waterloo’s longest-standing traditions
Anne Innis Dagg was the first Western scientist to study giraffes in their natural habitat
Calvin Choi (BA ’01) and the AMTD Foundation create a multi-million dollar fund to support future global leaders
Krystal Kowalski (BA ’15) and Gregory Mittler (BA ’14) have disrupted their routines completely by travelling around the world for a year.
Women are still typically the minority on academic hiring committees in science, and “majority rules.”
Paula Schuck (BA ’93) follows her passion for writing and becomes an authority on putting words to work.
Biting into a rich meat pie sent Megan Tong (MAcc ’09) on a journey that would change her life.
When Olivia Kwok (BES '11) graduated from Waterloo, she didn't go after her dream job. Here's what she did instead — and why she finds it so fulfilling.
Natasha Knier (BSc '18) shares how the knowledge of social media communications that she gained at Waterloo enriches her current life as a Master's candidate in medical biophysics.
University of Waterloo alumni dream big, chart unconventional paths and inspire others. Our annual Alumni Awards celebrate graduates who embrace these qualities and create a better world for us all.
Martin Timmerman (BMath ’78) relives the moment that ignited his passion for Warriors basketball, and reveals the secret to a long and happy career.
Interdisciplinary research and development help Jeff Guerin (BMath ’91) and his colleagues solve an important industry problem.
After formative experiences at Waterloo, John Free and Rob McGeachy (BASc '94) build a community of passionate problem solvers to shape the boutique consulting firm of their dreams.
Alumnus builds community through giving. Michael Robson (BA ’13) found his support among African, Caribbean and Black student groups at Waterloo when an unfortunate hip surgery kept him from the football field.
