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
Welcome back, Warriors! Your Sustainability Commissioner, Jenna, here. I hope you had a restful winter break and are ready for another great term ahead. I know that winter term may not be starting the way that we all hoped,
Can you believe that the fall 2021 term is already ending? It is bittersweet for me: on one hand, I had such an amazing time as your Sustainability Commissioner, meeting wonderful people that are passionate about sustainability on campus,
Trigger Warning: This article includes a discussion of gender-based violence. On December 6th, we observe The National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women to remember the events and lives lost at École Polytechnique over 30 years
Welcome to WUSA 101! WUSA 101 highlights WUSA initiatives, clubs, student support systems, and more to help you stay up to date and learn exactly what we do to support your everyday life at the University of Waterloo. In
Trigger Warning: This article includes a discussion of gender-based and sexual violence. Every year on the 25th of November, the world unites in commemorating the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, and rightly so; violence against
November 20th is the Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day devoted to reflecting on the past year’s impact on trans folks and remembering lives lost as a result of anti-trans rhetoric and violence. It is often advertised as a
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