Feds General Meeting gets heated with debate
Chaired by Chris Lolas, the Feds General Meeting took place Oct. 24 in the SLC Great Hall. The General Meeting was productive, with the...
Earning what you’re worth
Co-op jobs don’t come easily, especially as a first-year student competing for a job experience that offers the right pay.
This year, two UW students...
UW math grad returns to Canada after years captive
After departing for a backpacking trip through Afghanistan in 2012, Joshua Boyle and his pregnant wife, Caitlin Coleman disappeared without a trace.
In the five...
New moon, renewed intentions
Last week, on Oct. 19, we entered a new moon phase.
To celebrate the occasion, a group from St. Paul’s University’s Aboriginal Education Centre...
Campus committee takes on mental health
With midterms underway, behind the scenes, a mental health committee is at work to provide further student support.
In response to several tragic student suicides...
Ninth annual ‘zombie walk’ a shuffling success
On Saturday Sept. 14, Kitchener came to life as the ninth annual zombie walk shuffled to yet another year of spooky success.
The event began...
What’s up with the new WatCard?
Back in August, the university released a new and intuitive version of the WatCard for all of your university identification needs.
The new WatCard sports...
Sixties scoop: embracing indigeneity
The federal government has announced an $800 million settlement in recognition of the devastating impact the Sixties scoop had on Indigenous communities.
Lori Campbell, the...
Upcoming marijuana tax too high, says UW prof
The legalization of marijuana is almost upon Canadian citizens, despite a cloud of controversy.
An important aspect of this new legislature is taxing of such...
Course evaluation report approved by UW senate
The University of Waterloo senate approved the Course Evaluation Report and Recommendations during the Sept. 18 senate meeting.
The report was brought from Course...
