VIDEO: What difference does colour make? This show offers an array of answers
Spectrum, on display now at TheMuseum in Kitchener, invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of colours.
Students on Ezra Avenue continue to party on taxpayers’ dime
Police, paramedic and court costs keep spiralling upward, as a task force searches for ways tame the wild Waterloo parties.
AUDIO: Forum grapples with challenges of helping Muslim women find work
Unemployment and underemployment and common for Muslim women, as bias and discrimination remain major hurdles.
VIDEO: Intramural sports offer chance to de-stress and build friendships
Basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer, dodgeball and ball hockey are among the sports that relieve academic pressures and create community.
With warmer weather approaching, tick season arrives as well
Experts at the Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society say there are a number of ways to keep ticks off pets. The first is being vigilant.
OCAA men’s volleyball player of the year takes the honour in stride
Players across Ontario know Wesley Lau for his hits, kills and points. Among his Condor teammates, he’s also a respected and modest leader.
Up and Running Guelph helps women struggling with mental health
Part of a new study by the University of Guelph and UBC, the program emphasizes the positive aspects of outdoor exercise.
VIDEO: Butterfly Conservatory offers escape from the cold and a challenge for the palate
The artificial tropical paradise in Cambridge is a lush, warm alternative for those who find a more southerly escape too pricey.
MULTIMEDIA: Annual pow wow puts Indigenous culture on display
The celebration helps interpret the past, present and future of Indigenous peoples at a time when reconciliation remains a work in progress.
Bring your brightest idea — and try to tame the Dragons
Auditions for the popular CBC-TV reality show Dragons’ Den will take place at the University of Waterloo on March 6.
Debate continues in Kitchener over who should clear snowy sidewalks
At council’s direction, city staff are trying several pilot projects to determine what approaches are most workable. Politicians will review the issue in May.
Washington Post Super Bowl ad prompts an international conversation
The minute-long ‘Democracy Dies in Darkness’ spot underlined the importance of journalism in helping citizens make informed, fact-based decisions.
VIDEO: Students fear post-secondary cuts will affect marginalized
Opt-out provisions for students as proposed by the provincial government could have a dramatic impact on services for LGBTQ students and others, protesters say.
AUDIO: Condors prepare to take the plunge for charity
The annual Polar Plunge is scheduled to take place the day before Valentine’s Day on the Doon campus. It promises to be a chilling experience.
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