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Brad Regehr standing outside in front of trees. He's wearing a suit with an orange tie and pin
May 11, 2021

First Indigenous leader of Canadian Bar Association

Brad Regehr (BA ’93) is working to ensure all lawyers address systemic racism in Canada

Illustration of an enormous excavator scooping up forest and log cabins
May 7, 2020

Indigenous and homeless is more than being houseless

Home is about culture and connection, not just buildings

Denise Helm, Eric Celentano and Lauren Day pose together
October 10, 2019

With a little help from my friends

Alumnus gets life-saving care and a sense of connection from fellow Waterloo alumni

Donna Strickland
September 1, 2018

Waterloo scientist wins Nobel Prize in Physics

Professor Donna Strickland helped revolutionize laser physics, becoming the third woman in history to win the prestigious physics prize.

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