Written By: Bella McKenzie Welcome back to WUSA 101! Today’s lesson is about RAISE, the student-led WUSA service that serves to address racism and xenophobia on UW campus. What is RAISE? Racial Advocacy for Inclusion, Solidarity, and Equity
Written By: Bella McKenzieWelcome to another WUSA 101 lesson! Today’s class is about the Turnkey Desk and the services Turnkey offers 24.7.365! What is the Turnkey Desk? The Turnkey Desk is staffed with students who know everything there is to
Written By: Bella McKenzie Welcome back to WUSA 101, Warriors! This lesson is about the study rooms in SLC. Libraries can get busy, especially during exam season. If you want a private room to study, you can book a study
Written by: Bella McKenzie Welcome back to WUSA 101, Warriors! Today’s class is all about the WUSA Used Bookstore! First, what is the WUSA Used Bookstore? This bookstore is where you can find the lowest prices on thousands of textbooks! You
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
Meet your new Board of Directors! Here, this group of dedicated individuals share their values, perspectives, and plans for the upcoming months in their new roles. Read below to get to know each member, and what to expect from their
Written by: Bella McKenzie WUSA 101 is back, Warriors! This time, for World Mental Health Day! World Mental Health Day is a reminder to raise awareness and efforts for mental health around the world, and to make support for people
Written by: Anusha Akella, Communications Assistant Did you know that as an undergraduate student at UWaterloo, you get automatic coverage under WUSA’s Health and Dental plan? Whether you’re a full-time or a part-time student, an international or domestic student, a
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