Are you passionate about student welfare? Are you looking for a leadership role or advocacy work experience? This is your chance to get involved and run in the upcoming WUSA General Election! Learn more The nomination period
Written by: Bella McKenzie Welcome back to WUSA 101! Today’s lesson is all about the upcoming WUSA Election. First, what is the WUSA Election? The WUSA General Election is the annual election where UWaterloo undergrad students can nominate themselves or
Hey Warriors, The results are in and it’s time to announce the student representatives you’ve chosen to represent you for the Fall 2022 – Winter 2023 terms. The list of winners is listed below. These results are unofficial pending the
We have reached the summit of this election; July 26th through 28th are the voting days when every undergraduate can have input on who they want to represent them for the fall 2022 and winter 2023 terms. VOTE HERE!
What are some of the issues that are impacting your university experience? Here’s your chance to meet the candidates and ask them questions on matters that are important to you! The WUSA General Election campaign period began on Sunday,
"Our youth won’t engage unless they feel like they are listened to.” – Laura Mae Lindo, NDP Candidate for Kitchener Centre. On Thursday, May 26, the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association worked with Conestoga Students Incorporated (CSI) to host our
The upcoming Ontario Provincial Election is around the corner and voting is the best way to have your voice heard! You’re probably asking yourself why I need to vote if I don’t even know much about politics or the candidates
WUSA 101 is a new initiative to help you stay up to date and learn exactly what WUSA does to support your everyday life at the University of Waterloo. To kick off this series, we would like to get you
The results of the 2019 Election and Referendum are in! Before we get to the results, we’d like to thank all of the candidates who ran in this election. You gave it your all and we saw some of the
The results of the Fall Break Referendum are in! 10,285 undergraduates voted out of 34,020 eligible voters. That’s a 30.23% voter turnout! That’s the highest voter turnout we’ve had since vote.feds.ca went live in 2014. Way to go, Waterloo! Thank
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