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Taking steps towards truth and reconciliation: The past, present, and future of Indigenous initiatives on campus

Many of us have heard the phrase “truth and reconciliation.” Perhaps it was in a classroom as we were growing up or in conversations with peers. Maybe on the TV news channel, or the radio, or even social media. But, what exactly is “truth and reconciliation”? And howWaterloo, Ontario · Waterloo Read Article

100 years of the Iron Ring: What it means to students and staff at UW

This year marks the centennial anniversary of the Iron Ring, an important Canadian engineering tradition that students and graduates participate in each year. The anniversary is being celebrated across the country and acts as a reflection on how far engineering has come as a profession in Canada over the last century. Universities allUniversity of Waterloo · Waterloo Read Article

A summer day in Uptown Waterloo

A complete guide to soaking in some of the best eats and entertainment Uptown Waterloo has to offer. 10 a.m. Start your day with coffee ($2.95) and fluffy buttermilk pancakes ($12.50) from Seven Shores Community Cafe. 11 a.m. Now for someCoffee · Waterloo Read Article

United College’s laundry issues to be resolved, according to principal

While some students living at United College have been unhappy with the laundry facilities at the residence, the principal of the college says a solution is on the horizon. In November 2024, United College graduate student Cam Henry posted an online petition to address the issue ofWaterloo, Ontario · Waterloo Read Article

GRT Fares Set to Increase on July 1

Starting July 1, a number of price changes are anticipated to affect riders of Grand River Transit (GRT). Fares for single-rides are set to increase to $4 (previously $3.75), and monthly passes will increase to $104 (previously $96). Effective September 1, fees for U-passes—eligible for full-time UW, Laurier, and Conestoga CollegeWaterloo, Ontario · Waterloo Read Article

Have an idea to enhance the UW student experience? Check out the Student Life Endowment Fund

Have you been walking around UW campus with a great idea to improve the student experience? Wishing you had a way to bring that vision to life with support and funding? If so, you’ll be interested in learning more about the Student Life Endowment Fund (SLEF). Regardless of whether you’re interested in developingUniversity of Waterloo · Waterloo Read Article

WUSA undergoing major structural changes

The Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association (WUSA) is undergoing a significant transformation aimed at improving its effectiveness and responsiveness to student needs. This shift aligns with the newly unveiled 2025-2030 Long-Range Plan, titled Turning Capacity into Impact: Powering Student Voice, Building Community, and Leading Change. In May 2025, WUSAWaterloo, Ontario · Waterloo Read Article

Faculty of Health hosts UW’s second on-campus citizenship ceremony

The Faculty of Health hosted a citizenship ceremony in the Health Expansion building on May 30, making it the second on-campus ceremony at UW. The event was co-run by UW and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCD). The opportunity first arose six years ago through a UW alumnus who currently works asUniversity of Waterloo · Waterloo Read Article

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Taking steps towards truth and reconciliation: The past, present, and future of Indigenous initiatives on campus

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United College’s laundry issues to be resolved, according to principal

GRT Fares Set to Increase on July 1

Have an idea to enhance the UW student experience? Check out the Student Life Endowment Fund

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