The faculty of arts reorganization is moving ahead despite outstanding concerns about its motives and how it will integrate student feedback. Starting July 2026, the faculty will move from 15 ...

From 6 p.m. on Nov. 14 to 6 a.m. the next day, UW’s horror club, Waterboo, hosted Delirium, a 12-hour movie marathon of ...

On Nov. 13, Tanraj Singh Dulai, the Vice President Academics of the Arts Student Union (ASU), sent an open letter on the ...

Isaiah McRae This past weekend, in men’s basketball games against York, one player stood out amongst the competition. Isaiah ...

Proposals from the Grand River Transit (GRT) to reduce service to every 30 minutes on the 9, 13, 19, and 30 bus routes have raised concerns among the campus community that it will negatively affect ...

Whether it’s the dread you felt about reviewing hundreds of lecture notes to prepare for an exam, or the pre-exam jitters that hit you as you make your way to PAC, there’s no denying that a lack of co ...

The winners of the Co-operative and Experiential Education (CEE) "Where in the World?!" co-op photo contest have been announced. The first place winner received $200 and the second place winner won ...

Blair McArthur, 1985 civil Engineering alum and former Warriors captain, has committed $500,000 to program activities and athletic financial awards, the largest gift to Athletics and Recreation that ...

Under the influence of a spell, a young lover croons to a woman he met moments ago, all feelings for his partner Hermia forgotten. “Not Hermia but Helena I love,” ”Who will not change a raven for a ...

Uncertainty about staff health and morale remain Several UW staff have expressed concerns about new work guidelines sent out to the university community, which outline an expectation that university ...

At the Change Engine competition, H2oLoo (pronounced ‘Waterloo’) for better access to water in residence buildings, and Clear the Haze for better substance abuse management, were the winners of the ...

WUSA’s Politics Without the Podium event offered students a rare opportunity: a chance to speak directly with Bardish Chagger, Member of Parliament for Waterloo, in a casual environment, with no ...