Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

WUSA represents undergrads at the University of Waterloo.

Our student-led organization provides the services and support you need to reach your academic goals and make the most of your university experience.

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We got you covered. Whether by bike or bus, learn about your options for getting around town.

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Details about your StudentCare extended Health and Dental plan.

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Join a club, attend events, access peer support, or volunteer with one of our 11 student-run services!

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Work with WUSA! Discover available part-time, full-time, external and volunteer opportunities.

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Learn more about housing and tenancy through the Housing Playbook.

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Our strategic direction is rooted in vision and strategy, guiding our decisions, priorities, and progress. Read more about our strategic direction through our Long Range Plan.

Discover Events

Whether you are a new or returning student we have plenty of events planned for you. Engage with your Waterloo student community, learn about our exciting offerings and win prizes along the way!

Update your calendar with the events you want to attend.

We’re on socials!

@yourwusa

Keep up with WUSA updates, events, giveaways and more!

Happy last day of classes🫡✨
+20 sympathy points if you spot your WUSA Pres 🥺☹️
WUSA President Damian dropping his unhinged curly hair care routine… because leading the student body requires great curls AND great chaos 💇‍♂️✨
ACTUALLY, the President and VP love the co-ops and they’re all one happy family that gets along REALLYYYY WELLL. Right? RIGHTTT??? 🥺🥺🥺
Just jk. Can’t do that. But we can feed you enough to get over the heartbreak 🤪💔

✨Join us at WUSA’s Holiday Dinner for some delicious take-away in the company of your friends and peers!
 
📅 Wednesday, December 3rd
⏰ 6:00 – 9:00 pm, while supplies last
📍 SLC Great Hall 
 
🎆What better way to celebrate the end of the term and start of the holiday season? 
 
For more details, check the link in bio!
📣 Bill 33 passed today - without student consultation.

This legislation threatens student autonomy and the services students rely on.

We’re calling on the government to rethink Section 21.1 and to meaningfully include students in these decisions. 
 
Read the full statement 🔗 link in our bio
🚨 GIVEAWAY CLOSED🚨

Brighten up your space with your favourite posters from Nov 20-21.

We’re giving away FREE posters with Imaginus!
10 winners will be selected DAILY on Nov 20 & 21.

How to enter:
1️⃣ Follow @yourwusa
2️⃣ Like this post
3️⃣ Tag a UW poster lover in the comments (one tag per comment, unlimited entries!)

Giveaway opens Nov 19 and closes Nov 21 at 8:30 AM EDT. Winners will be contacted via DM.

This giveaway is open to UWaterloo undergrads only.

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Come shop the sale & good luck! 🍀🎉 Link in our bio for more info!
President so GOATED, he always has a solution for everything 🫶🏻🥰🤩

Take care of yourself besties 💓💓💓
Falling for this propaganda every single term 🫶 because good teaching = accessible teaching!

Nominate a prof who makes accessibility a norm not an exception.
 
Link in bio 🔗