Logo displaying the word "WUSA" in stylized, bold, navy blue letters.
  • A graphic featuring a yellow ball of yarn with the text "RIGHT TO PLAY" in bold, black letters beneath it, encircled by the words "UW Right to Play," encourages donations for the UW Right to Play - Donation campaign.

    UW Right to Play – Auction

    $1.00
    Wide range of products being put up for auction from different retailers consisting of shopdressr, Sweet dreams, University of Waterloo Store, Light and Ignite, Inky Winky Shop, Gifted Waterloo, Idle and wood co, calming creations inc. The above items donated will be used to host an online auction through which all the proceeds will go for charity to the Rights to Play organization.
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    mathNEWS Spring 2024 Anthology (volume 155)

    $15.00
    Preserve history today with the mathNEWS Spring 2024 Anthology. All six groundbreaking issues of Volume 155 (Spring 2024) are collected here for your enjoyment in one convenient package, bound in exclusive, all-new, full colour cover art! This is a pre-order.
    The anthology will be delivered for pickup at the mathNEWS office (MC 3030) by early November 2024.
  • Illustration of a bicycle in a desert-like landscape with two gear icons partially buried in the sand. The "WUSA Bike Centre" logo is prominently displayed in the bottom right corner. The background features stylized waves in shades of green, yellow, and beige, evoking the spirit of spring and bike rental adventures, highlighting the **Spring 24 Bike Rental Program Registration**.

    Fall 24 Bike Rental Program Registration

    $20.00
    RENTAL INFORMATION This Spring 2024, the WUSA Bike Centre is once again offering the bicycle rental program! Undergraduate students will have the opportunity to rent one of our rental bicycles at an affordable price for the entire term. To reserve a chance to rent a bike for the term, you will be required to pay a $20 refundable deposit. You will be contacted in early May regarding your request for a rental. If we are unable to offer you a rental bike, you will be contacted and a refund on your deposit will be issued within 2 weeks. The rental fee and damage deposit will be payable in cash, debit or credit when picking up your bike. Once you have purchased your deposit, you will be asked for more information to help us ensure we get you the right bike that fits and that you understand how the process works. Someone will contact you in early May for more information and to book your spot. Please contact us at bikecentre@wusa.ca or via social media for any questions you may have! PRICES 2 & 3 speed bikes: $45/month or $100/term (plus $250 refundable damage deposit) BICYCLE MODELS The following bicycle models will be available for rental:
    • NORCO CITY GLIDE 2SPD (small, medium, and large) http://www.norco.com/bikes/city/lifestyle/cityglide/cityglide-2speed-auto/
    • NORCO CITY GLIDE 3IGH MIXTE (small & medium) http://www.norco.com/bikes/city/lifestyle/cityglide-womens/cityglide-3igh-mixte/
    Please note that you must have a helmet with you when you pick up your rental. You must also use the lock provided and must lock it up at all times in the way that will be shown to you.
  • An Association of Caribbean Students (ACS) T-shirt in maroon is laid flat on a speckled stone surface. The shirt, designed for Caribbean Students, features a small graphic on the upper left chest area with a palm tree, a sun, and the letters "ACS" underneath the tree.

    Association of Caribbean Students (ACS) T-shirts

    $10.00

    Purchasing ACS swag goes towards funding all of the fun events the ACS has planned this term!

  • A person is wearing a black Sikh Student Association (SSA) Hoodie with their hands in the front pocket. The hoodie has the text "WATERLOO LAURIER SINO STUDENTS ASSOCIATION" written on the upper left side. The person is smiling and standing against a plain background, proudly representing their SSA spirit.

    Sikh Student Association (SSA) Hoodie

    $50.00
  • A young woman with long hair stands outside a modern brick building, making a heart shape with her hands. She is wearing one of the DDC Quarter Zips featuring a small yellow and white graphic and smiling at the camera. Trees, sidewalks, and green grass are visible around her.

    DDC Quarter Zips

    $54.00
    Quarter-Zip Sweaters from the Double Degree Club! Logo is embroidered. Athletic Grey: 85/12/3 cotton/polyester/viscose Black Heather: 80/20 cotton/polyester Marija (in front of M3) is wearing grey and black in M Sizing in the group picture (left to right):
    • Peter is wearing black in L
    • Sam is wearing black in L
    • Jia is wearing grey in S
    • Ruby is wearing black in M
    • Vish is wearing grey in S
  • Five individuals wearing matching TRACES 2024 "Ayo" Sweaters stand together on a staircase, three on the steps and two at the bottom, posing for a group photo. Their stylish sweaters make them look perfectly coordinated.

    TRACES 2024 “Ayo” Sweater

    $25.00
    TRACES 2024 "Ayo" themed sweater.
    Use the coupon code "ayo-package" to receive $5 off when buying both the TRACES "Ayo" sweater and tote!
  • A group of five individuals wearing matching TRACES 2024 "Ayo" sweaters and tote bags are gathered in a stairwell, chatting and smiling. One person is sitting on the stair railing, while posters for TRACES 2024 adorn the walls.

    TRACES 2024 “Ayo” Tote

    $10.00
    TRACES 2024 "Ayo" themed tote.
    Use the coupon code "ayo-package" to receive $5 off when buying both the TRACES "Ayo" sweater and tote!
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WUSA recognizes that much of the work we do happens on the traditional territory of the neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples. The land we work on is covered by the Between the Lakes Treaty, No. 3 (1792), and this region is still home to First Nation, Inuit, and Metis peoples from across Turtle Island. We are grateful to have the opportunity to work, play and live on this land and acknowledge that it is our collective responsibility to make our community and world a better place for all people. We acknowledge that educational institutions have not been a safe space for Indigenous students in the past and we continue to work to ensure that this is no longer the case.

The work towards truth and reconciliation is ongoing, please do your part and take time to learn more: TRC 94 Calls to Action | MMIWG Calls to Justice Report | Native-Land.ca | Student Supports & Clubs

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