Life can sometimes be a little "ruff." Interacting with an affectionate dog can have therapeutic effects such as reducing stress and anxiety, improving mood, lowering blood pressure, and even decreasing perception of pain. Paws for Therapy Dogs and join us
Note: this event is only open to 19+ students. You will need to bring valid government ID and a student card to attend the event. Night of the Tiger by CSA is a social event held to create opportunities for
Phrosh week is a traditional annual event for the incoming pharmacy cohort in the winter term. First year pharmacy students take place in team building events to meet their peers and foster friendships for the four years to follow.
The UW Debating Society is pleased to invite you to the 2023 Seagram IV Debate Tournament. The tournament will take place from January 13 to 15, 2023 IN PERSON. REGISTRATION Judging Requirement n-1 (experienced judges will count as 2) Team
Online quiz bowl tournament hosted by the University of Toronto.
Rise and Shine Warriors with a Welcome Week classic. Enjoy a FREE breakfast on us; drop by the SLC Great Hall to start your day off right! Vegan options will be available.
Come join us for a fabulous evening of drag on Monday, January 16 in the E7 second floor event space at 6:00 pm. We start the evening with performances from four of GTA’s finest queens including Canada’s Drag Race Season
Enjoy a friendly game of 2Pong on Tuesday, January 17th from 11:00 am – 3:00 pm in SLC Black and Gold Room. Learn about this new interactive game created by UW students and chat with the creators!
Come out to the WUSA Campus Life Fair and learn about the amazing support network available to you as a University of Waterloo undergraduate student. You’ll have a chance to meet new people and get stocked up on your swag!
Warm up this Winter Term with your fellow Waterloo undergrads. Enjoy a delicious complimentary hot chocolate and cookies on Wednesday, January 18th from 2 – 4 PM or while supplies last in the SLC Great Hall. Vegan options will be
We’re bringing Sex Toy Bingo back to campus on Wednesday, January 18th at Fed Hall for an all-ages show at 6 PM and a 19+ event at 9 PM. It’ll be a night of fun and you’ll have a chance
Connect with over 150 active clubs in one spot! Ask questions and learn what they really get up to in meetings. See if they have anything interesting planned for the term. This is the perfect event to find and connect
This event, facilitated by the Elections and Referenda Officer (ERO) and the Chief Returning Officer (CRO), will be the formal transition from the nomination period and will allow all candidates to understand what is expected of them during the campaign
Enjoy Bubble waffles with toppings of your chioce at our Trivia night!
This course is presented by Iranian Students’ Association of Waterloo (ISAW) and will cover basic Python programming concepts as well as more advanced materials. No experience with Python or programming is required at all for registration. The timeline consists of
Do you have questions for the candidates that are running for Officer or Director positions? Join us at the Reddit AMA on Tuesday, January 31 from 9 am to 9 pm on r/uwaterloo. This will be your opportunity to interact
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