Last Canada Day celebration at UW
The last time UW students will see Canada Day fireworks on campus is in 2019.
The University has hosted the celebration for 35 years.
But its...
More students opting to live in LLC’s
More students are opting for living-learning communities each year across Canada. Living-learning communities (LLC) group like-minded students in the same program, together in the...
Forced sterilization of Indigenous women in Canada still prevalent
Sixty Indigenous women are filing a class-action lawsuit claiming they were forcibly sterilized. Some of the sterilizations occurred as late as 2017. The lawsuit...
UW startup begins lung cancer detection trials
KA Imaging paired with Grand River Hospital to launch a pilot study of their portable lung screening x-ray detector. The device promises to cut...
Search suspended for missing Waterloo hiker
Rick Eastep, 32, went missing in California during a hike in early January. Eastep, a University of Waterloo employee and an avid outdoorsman, was...
Major changes to OSAP in 2019-2020
Students accross Ontario are facing major changes to the structure of the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) in the upcoming 2019-2020 school year.
On Jan....
NYE 2.0, the last ever Bomber event
Alexandria Lew, a Life Sciences major at UW and Taylor Quon, a Sociology major at Laurier, stood close to the Turnkey desk, at the...
This Week: What are your thoughts on the Bomber’s sudden closing?
“It’s very unfortunate. The Bomber is a good place, it’s a restaurant, a club … it’s what everyone knows Waterloo for, in terms of...
A glimpse behind the curtain of the Bomber closure
Kurt MacMillan, Feds Vice President of Operations and Finance (VPOF) clarified the Bomber’s situation at the Student Council meeting on Jan. 13.
“Yes, the Bomber...
China’s military scholars attend University of Waterloo
The University of Waterloo and eight other Canadian universities have facilitated dozens of research partnerships with Chinese military scholars, many of whom concealed their...
