The upcoming Transgender Day of Remembrance is an annual observance on November 20th that honours the memory of transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence, hatred, or prejudice. Glow’s Vigil for Trans Day of Remembrance
Hey Waterloo, we have exciting news.... International News, your 24/7 on-campus convenience store in the Student Life Centre (SLC), is now known as Flock Stop! That’s right, your WUSA retailer has a new interim name but is still here to
Hey Warriors! My name is Anusha, and I’m a Communications Assistant here at WUSA! As an undergraduate at UWaterloo, I found out that the SPC discounts offered by WUSA were a great way for me to travel, dine, and spend
Hallo-WUSA Spirit Contest Terms & Conditions Submit a photo of you showing your Halloween spirit to the WUSA submission form to be entered in a draw for a chance to win 2 tickets to Screampark at Bingemans in Kitchener for
Meet Natalie Swec (she/her), a 3rd year Fine Arts and Business major with a specialization in Digital Arts. Natalie is currently on an 8-month co-op term with WUSA as a Graphic Designer. For the second week of Women’s History Month,
At the start of September, the university welcomed thousands of undergraduate students to campus, with many coming from different parts of the world. However, in the process of returning to campus, numerous international students experienced delays in visa processing, which
Meet Navya Manoj (she/her), a 3rd year Health Studies major! 👩⚕️👋 Navya currently works part-time for WUSA as a Digital Media Coordinator but has also been a Communications Coordinator Co-op and Graphic Designer with WUSA too! On this first day
Welcome Denver Della-Vedova (he/him) to the WUSA Board! Denver is the 2022-2023 WUSA Vice President Government and Stakeholder Affairs, bringing with him previous experience as President of McMaster’s Students Union (MSU) and chair of Undergraduates of Canadian Research-Intensive Universities (UCRU). He brings with
By Jeff Zhu, WUSA Director & David Kuhn, Stakeholder Relations Officer On October 24th, every Canadian citizen at least 18 years old that lives in Ontario is eligible to vote in municipal elections. We’ll have a polling station right here
The start of every school year offers great promise, possibility, and potential for all returning students. However, it is during this time that students can also face immense challenges, like the stress of academic pressure, isolation in new cities, and
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