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On Friday, October 6, the Cheriton School of Computer Science held the .

A record 476 players signed up to participate in the second-ever Key Clues competition, which concluded last Thursday with an awards ceremony.

More than 40 researchers from all six ��ݮ��Ƶ faculties gathered to discuss the theme of “Data + Computation for the 5 Global Futures.”

A team of researchers at the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ and Dalhousie University have developed a method for forecasting the short-term progression of an epidemic using extremely limited amounts of data.

Rural and remote communities in Canada often rely on satellites to access the internet, but those connections are fraught – with many glitches and service interruptions because the technology can be unreliable.

Computer science and software engineering students made up the dynamic team that created , a winning entry at the recent Hack the North hackathon.

Blake VanBerlo, a PhD candidate in the Cheriton School of Computer Science, is one of this year’s recipients of a prestigious . The scholarship is valued at $150,000 over three years, and recognizes a doctoral student who has exhibited academic excellence, research potential, and leadership.

This week, Women in Math (WiM) welcomed new undergraduate and graduate students.

Students and business leaders at ��ݮ��Ƶ are pushing back on the idea that there’s only one way to be a successful entrepreneur

While Skrzydlo teaches university classes at all levels, she received the award in recognition of her work on STAT 230, an introductory statistics course that all math students are required to take.