With WUSA advocating for a better Waterloo student experience virtually for a second year, the Annual Plan for 2021/2022 reflects undergraduate students’ current needs. Whether it is advocating for clear communications on a safe and accessible return to campus
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
Throughout the past year and a half, I have had the honour of representing the undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts on the University of Waterloo Senate. While I was in high school, I was always interested in pursuing
With the release of the Liberal platform on the 1st of September, the three biggest Canadian political parties now all have public platforms. WUSA refrains from making endorsements on federal candidates, but we can still highlight to you the portions
We are excited to share the WUSA Annual Plan for the 2021/2022 Session. This document has been prepared by your WUSA Executive Team and approved by the Governance Committee to outline our goals for the year. The plan is organized
Each year the WUSA Executive team puts together a plan for work they wish to complete. This year we put together an ambitious plan during a year of great uncertainty. While we worked hard to complete or set the stage
As you may have heard, WUSA made the decision to move this year’s Reddit AMA to Instagram. This decision became necessary to protect members of the UWaterloo community from hateful actions that seem to be encouraged by internet anonymity as
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