Renison University College is now closed for the holiday break as of Friday, December 19 at 4:30pm. We will re-open on Monday, January 5 at 8:30am.
Renison Residence Closure
Renison Residence is now closed for the winter break as of Friday, December 19 at 12:00pm noon. All residents were required to vacate residence no later than noon on this day.
Renison Residence will re-open to residents on Sunday, January 4 at 12:00pm.
Moose Tracks Closure
The Moose Tracks Connection Desk is closed for the holiday break and will re-open on Monday, January 5 at 9:00am.
We wish you a wonderful winter break, Reni-friends!
Join our Chaplain, Rev. Scott McLeod, for a worship service in the Anglican Tradition. Everyone is welcome!
Join our Chaplain, Rev. Scott McLeod, for a midday prayer in the Anglican Tradition. It is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and contemplate, where all are welcome to participate.
Join our Chaplain, Rev. Scott McLeod, to learn and practice meditation. Everyone is welcome!
Come share your passions and discover new ones at this fun and interactive event!
Final exams are right around the corner, and RASC wants to help you get prepared! Stop by to build your own study kit with lots of goodies to get you through this exam season!
Join student advisor AJ and Peer leader Rubee for some helpful memorization and studying tips and tricks!
Are you part of the Queer community? Come hangout with fellow 2SLGBTQIA+ students and allies and enjoy some delicious treats!
Do you identify as a neuro-diverse student? Come join us for Neuro Night, where you will be able to connect with other neurodiverse students in a relaxed and safe environment and learn about resources around campus!
Do you identify as a Chinese student? Come join us for a fun Chinese student hangout to connect with other Chinese students at Renison and University of Waterloo!
"Pet" your stress away by joining us for a therapeutic hour of interactive activity with sweet therapy dogs! It has been proven that spending time with dogs helps to enhance your mood, social skills, memory stimulation, and so much more! (And they're really cute!)