Waterloo Pharmacy alum and preceptor Marian Gurguis (Rx2011) is helping shape the next generation of pharmacists at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. By empowering students to take an active role in patient care, she helps build their confidence, clinical judgment and readiness for practice while giving back to her profession.
A childhood visit to Waterloo Pharmacy’s grand opening in 2009 inspired Sapna Tripathi (PharmD ’26) to pursue pharmacy. Seventeen years later, she graduates with diverse co-op and patient care experiences and a passion for community pharmacy.
Waterloo Pharmacy welcomed back the class of 2016 for their 10-year anniversary.
On Sep 23, 2026 first-year and second-year CAP students visited the School to participate in the annual CAP Reception to build connections with the School, staff, pharmacy students and each other.
Dr. Annemarie Dedek receives $100,000 from Brain Canada’s Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research to to advance chronic pain research.
Katrina Thai (Rx2026) reflects on her time at Waterloo Pharmacy as she prepares to graduate, and her sister Tiana Thai (CAP 2026) begins her own pharmacy journey at the University of Waterloo.
Masters student Henry Abanum develops innovative approach to improve food safety by creating a bacteria-responsive coating for food contact materials that detect toxins and deliver on-demand antimicrobials.
When Armaan Mahajan (Rx2027)'s mother, Monica Mahajan, was diagnosed with lung cancer, supporting her through treatment sparked an interest in oncology that would shape the direction of his pharmacy education.
Dr. William Wong has received over $852,000 in funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to develop new tools for identifying people living with undiagnosed hepatitis C over the course of four years.
Keith Miller (BScPhm’11, PharmD’16) helps patients receiving hemodialysis at Waterloo Regional Health Network manage complex medication regimens and navigate the challenges of living with end-stage renal disease. As a pharmacist in the Waterloo Wellington Regional Renal Program, he works closely with patients to ensure their treatments are safe, effective and tailored to their individual goals of care.