Construction begins on new student residence at Waterloo
A ceremony to mark the official start of construction of a new residence for undergraduate students at the University of Waterloo will take place this week
A ceremony to mark the official start of construction of a new residence for undergraduate students at the University of Waterloo will take place this week
By Media RelationsA ceremony to mark the official start of construction of a new residence for undergraduate students at the University of Waterloo will take place this week.
Once complete, the new residence will house more than 500 students, and will enable the University to continue to offer its first-year housing guarantee for undergraduate students.
The innovative, student-focused design is a result of an extensive consultation process with stakeholders to help ensure a happy and productive living environment for its residents.
Members of the media are invited to attend the groundbreaking ceremony to learn more about the facility.
DATE: Tuesday, June 23, 2015
TIME: 2 to 3 p.m.
LOCATION: Parking lot of UW Place (UWP)
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