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Reports of globalisations death are premature, according to researchers at the University of Waterloo, the University of British Columbia and the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai.

The rivalry between the U.S. and China, recently highlighted during the Chinese spy balloon crisis, is not going to escalate and split the world into two hostile camps and the era of globalisation isn't over yet, a study said on Monday.Reports ...

Waterloo leads university and industry consortium to advance Canada's security and defence The University of Waterloo announced a 5G and beyond mobile network technology consortium to develop secure 5G mobile networks and improve Canada’s security and defence. The group is funded by the Department of National Defence (DND) through its Innovation for Defence Excellence and

Award-winning singer-songwriter and actress, Yaa Yaa went a notch up the higher education ladder over the weekend, showing off her newly awarded master’s degree in her graduation photos shared online. Bertha Bridget Kankam, who widely goes by Yaa Yaa has been well-known for her stunning vocals and outstanding stagecraft as…

Waterloo will pause to remember Queen Elizabeth today A message from Vivek Goel, President and Vice-Chancellor. In lieu of a provincial holiday, the Ontario Government has announced that Monday September 19 will be a Provincial Day of Mourning. This means the university will operate as normal, but where possible we will observe a moment of silence at 1:00 p.m. As Canada’s

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Volunteers needed for Fall Convocation A message from Community Relations and Events. Want to be part of the most exciting time on campus and grow your UWaterloo network? Join the growing group of convocation volunteers who will bring this celebration to life. There are four ceremonies taking place on October 21 and 22, we need over 100 volunteer and volunteer supervisor

A project inspired by a co-op work term on a construction crew has put a Waterloo Engineering student in the running for an international invention prize. Adrian Simone, who is in his fourth year of the civil engineering program, was announced today as a national runner-up in the 2022 James Dyson Award competition for a proposal to make bricks using bacteria. Bio-Brick, the

Welcoming new Warriors to Orientation A message from the Student Success Office (SSO). Waterloo should feel a whole lot busier this week, as new undergraduate and graduate students start to make themselves at home on campus.

You’re probably familiar with the University of Waterloo’s world-renowned incubator, Velocity, but did you know that Velocity also leads student programming and resources on campus? Students exploring entrepreneurship can get support from Velocity at every step of their journey in turning an idea into an early-stage business. This fall, we will have even more on-campus