Join us for a fun day at Canada's Wonderland on July 23rd! The bus will leave at 9:00 AM in front of DC and we will leave Canada's Wonderland at 8:00 PM. There are two types of tickets available, ride [...]
UW Quantify is back with yet another Case Competition this year, catering to students who are interested in business-insurance sectors. UW Quantify Case Competitions are an annual event that take place in the Spring. Along with offering students a great [...]
Are you ready for another blockbuster GSA event here at Waterloo? Get ready for some dhamaal and masti at Maxwells Concerts and Events only around 3 km away from both universities. With ticket prices at $20, we have amazing music [...]
An outdoors event where you can interact with your community as you enjoy a meal, participate in games and vibe to good music.
The UWaterloo Association of Caribbean Students (ACS) return party experience.
Sing karaoke and serve nachos. Each participant will receive a token upon arrival, which can be used to get a free beverage.
Mambo Club class registration for Salsa Beginners, Bachata Beginners and Salsa Intermediates. For more info, check out mamboclub.ca
The Waterloo Cuban Salsa Club is a weekly club running from May 16th to August 15th, that introduces students to musicality in salsa music, technical dance skills, and dancing in a rueda form as is the style of Cuban salsa [...]
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