Whether you're heading to a party or a night out with friends, knowing a few safety basics can help you and your friends have a better night.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever been in a situation where you left studying until right before a test or exam.
Although advised to avoid this strategy at all costs, there are some strategies that can help you study for a test or exam and make the last-minute exam preparation a bit less stressful.
Vaccines help your immune system prevent serious illnesses and reduce the spread of infectious diseases on campus. Help keep yourself and the campus community safe by learning more and staying up on your vaccines.
From what you can bring to exam-day expectations, here's everything you need to know before writing your in-person final exam.
Do you feel unmotivated to attend in-person lectures? If you’re having these feelings, here’s a reminder of some benefits of attending and participating during in-person classes.
Pride Month celebrates the 2SLGBTQIA+ community while recognizing that accessing care can feel complicated, and Campus Wellness is committed to offering supportive, affirming care for all students.
Students may encounter scams like phishing emails, fake job offers, housing scams, and gift card requests, making it important to stay cyber aware and verify suspicious messages before taking action.
A great mentorship doesn't just happen; its built. Discover how to create strong, supportive mentor relationships through clear communication, connection, and reflection.
Explore how to use GenAI in your studies while not bypassing your learning.
UWaterloo has decided to permanently disable emergency polls across campus. The outdated technology has made them ineffective compared to current mobile phone use.