The Moose Tracks Connection Desk will be operating on modified hours during the week of April 20 to 24, open from 9:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday. The desk will close for the Winter term after Friday, April 24 and will re-open for Spring term on Monday, May 11. 🫎
Make sure to stop by Renison during You @ Waterloo Day to learn about our Social Development Studies program, Bachelor of Social Work, residence and student life!
The International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, & Transphobia outreach booth is a space to raise awareness, celebrate 2SLGBTQI+ communities, and stand together against discrimination.
All members of the Renison and University of Waterloo community are invited to join the Moose Hide Campaign Day Walk—an opportunity to stand together against violence and support reconciliation.
Red Dress Day (the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People) honours the lives of those lost to violence and raises awareness of the ongoing crisis and systemic injustice affecting Indigenous communities.
Visit our outreach booth to learn, reflect, and show your support. Pick up resources, start a conversation, and stand in solidarity with survivors, families, and communities. Everyone is welcome.
Can’t decide between being productive or taking a break? This flexible drop-in event lets you do both. Whether you want to focus on your work or unwind with friends, the space is yours to choose.
A Pomodoro Group Study Session is a focused study event where everyone studies quietly for 25 minutes, then takes a 5-minute break together. It helps boost productivity, maintain focus, and stay accountable in a supportive group setting.
Join Peer Leader Diya for this fun and creative workshop!
Celebrate Earth Day by joining a community-driven event focused on raising awareness about environmental sustainability and protecting our planet. This is a great opportunity to learn, connect, and take action toward a greener future.
Visit our Holocaust Memorial Day Outreach Booth to learn, reflect, and honour the lives affected by the Holocaust. This space invites meaningful conversation, education, and remembrance within a respectful and supportive environment.
Join us for a meaningful and reflective celebration of Easter through the Great Vigil of Easter, a traditional Anglican chapel service. This powerful and symbolic liturgy traces the journey from darkness into light, celebrating renewal, hope, and the promise of resurrection in a sacred and welcoming space.