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
Nenone Donaldson, vice-president, advancement, is among the recipients of the Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest Rogers Women of the Year Awards
Jackets, sweaters and tracksuits make up a special collection of vintage UWaterloo clothing dating back to 1958
The Ottawa alumni chapter aims to connect the more than 9,000 UWaterloo graduates living in the region
Waterloo chancellor Dominic Barton explores how we can create a more prosperous future in a new podcast
The Future Cities Institute founded by CAIVAN will bring together leading minds from across sectors to solve the most challenging and urgent issues facing global cities.
Alumni from the Planning class of 1974 reminisce about antics and explain the special bonds that began at UWaterloo
Maurice Dusseault believes in supporting the next generation of geologists and engineers, especially those facing challenging circumstances.
The volunteer-led Ottawa Alumni Chapter will offer new personal and professional opportunities for local alumni
Events in Tokyo and Hong Kong connected local alumni, current and prospective students, friends and University officials
New funding will create scholarships to enable talented Black students to attend Waterloo with significantly reduced financial barriers
Retired professor George Raithby is helping First Nations, Inuit and Métis students achieve their educational goals
We spoke to three UWaterloo couples who not only work together but also support the University community.
