4 people living in 1 bedroom: How the University of Waterloo is helping students navigate region’s housing landscape

A room with several pillows and blankets arranged on the floor in a makeshift sleeping area, reminiscent of student living at the University of Waterloo. There is a small table at the far end of the room with various items on top and a cardboard box beside it. The wooden floor adds to the sparsely furnished housing landscape.

Published: Tuesday, April 2, 2024

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