United College's annual Stanley Knowles Dinner and Lecture brought together alumni, students, staff, and friends on November 30 for an evening of celebration and meaningful dialogue.
United College at the University of Waterloo recently held its annual Fall Open House on Saturday, November 9th, 2024, and from all reports it was a resounding success. The Open House, which drew a diverse crowd of prospective students and their families, exceeded expectations, offering an engaging introduction to the College's unique community, residences, minor programs, and resources.
United College was recently recognized with the inaugural “Award for Outstanding Contributions to Inclusive Venture Creation and Community Engagement” at the Canadian Council for Small Business & Entrepreneurship's (CCSBE) 42nd Annual Conference in Calgary.
Hundreds recently came out to the annual Ride for Refuge event, in support of refugees as they build their lives in Canada. This event was in partnership with Reception House, a non-profit organization providing assistance to government-assisted refugees. Those who attended were in good company, as they joined thousands of participants across Canada who took part in similar initiatives to raise funds for the cause.
Alumni and friends recently teed-off in support of the 15th annual United College golf tournament at Springfield Golf & Country Club, raising a record amount in support of the College’s outdoor amenities project.
Have you noticed the large wooden artwork in Watson’s eatery at United College? It's made from a very special spruce tree that used to stand roughly where the art now hangs. Can you believe that?
At the core of addressing gaps and challenges in Waterloo Region are University of Waterloo students, alumni, and researchers, who are known for thinking unconventionally and working collaboratively for the betterment of humanity and our planet.
For students in the International Development program (INDEV), a collaboration between United College and the Faculty of Environment, the International Development ring ceremony was an opportunity to celebrate the unique bond shared between the tight-knit graduating class.
As the University of Waterloo welcomed alumni back to campus for the annual Alumni Weekend, a smaller, more intimate gathering of alumni and friends was happening across the creek.
Connie Roy brings joy to lives. An Ojibway woman from M’Chigeeng Ontario, and hairstylist of 17 years, she makes people feel good about themselves, giving them confidence while keeping them safe in the comforts of their own home.