An important part of this month is finding and building community. Here at WUSA, we have some great groups that can help you get more connected. Toronto Pride Parade The Glow Centre is the place to be this [...]
Welcome to Spring! An Open Letter from the WSP Sustainability Commissioner Welcome to Spring term, Warriors! For some of you, this may be your first term in a long time stepping foot on campus. For others, it may be your [...]
Earth Day started in 1970, so it’s been happening for over fifty years! This year’s theme is Invest in Our Planet. So, how is WUSA investing in our planet? We met up with the sustainability commissioner to see what kind [...]
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination commemorates the day that police opened fire and killed 69 people at a peaceful demonstration in Sharpeville, South Africa. These protestors were rallying against the apartheid "Pass Laws,” which required [...]
The WUSA Sustainability Project and the Student Sustainability Committee present their virtual Student Sustainability Town Hall. The purpose of this event was to explore the various sustainability activities and concerns at the University of Waterloo from the student perspective. [...]
Every March, for Women’s History Month, we all come together to celebrate the many achievements of women. Our world has been shaped by the decisions, sacrifices, and ambitions of the many women who dared to dream and were brave [...]
Do you have ideas for campus sustainability? Want to have your voice heard? WSP and the Student Sustainability Committee have two exciting opportunities for you to contribute to sustainable change on campus. First, the Committee has launched a Student [...]
February is dedicated to celebrating and honouring the legacy of Black Canadians and Americans. The histories and accomplishments of Black Canadians have and continue to influence academia, universities, and students all months of the year. Black History Month (BHM) [...]
This January as attention is drawn to corporate mental health campaigns; we want to recognize that talking about our mental health isn’t always easy. Some topics are quite heavy, and sometimes those around us aren’t in the mental space [...]
Your body is a rare temple. You adorn it with life-giving plants, bespoke decorations, meaningful totems, creative and personal pieces of art. It’s so beautifully yours; unique and breathtaking and extraordinary. Suddenly, a violent entity breaks through the tranquil [...]
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