UW Computer Science Club

CSC Trivia Night is back — and this time, the stakes are HIGH.

Think you’ve got what it takes to outsmart the competition? Gather your friends for a night of chaotic trivia, boba, prizes, and bragging rights. 🎤⚡

We’ll be covering topics beyond just CS, so everyone has a chance to clutch up 👀

💡 BONUS: Teams with non-math/non-CS students may get special advantages during the game…

🏆 Tons of prizes + surprise gifts up for grabs
🧋 FREE BOBA for attendees
🎁 FREE surprise gifts for 2 random attendees
🤝 Bring your friends or make a team on the spot!

📅 June 4th @ 6:00 PM
📍 STC 0050

Hiring + Networking with Zip!

Come enjoy food, drinks, and swag while chatting with the Zip team about their work, culture, and opportunities! 🔥🔥💼🍕🧋

Positions will also be on WaterlooWorks.

May 13, 5:00 PM
DC 1351

🗳️ The CS Club will be holding a General Meeting and Spring 2026 Election on Thursday, May 14th at 6:00PM in STC 0060. We’ll vote on the constitution amendment initiated in March and elect the Executives for Spring 2026.

👉 Come to learn more about CSC, sign up for membership, and vote on our new execs! The President, Vice-President, Assistant Vice-President, and Treasurer will be elected whilst the Systems Administrator will be appointed and ratified.

✋ If you wish to nominate yourself or anyone else for any of these positions, you can send an email to [email protected]; present your nomination in-person to the CRO (Rui Huang); or write your name on the whiteboard in the CSC office (MC 3036/3037).

❓If you have any questions about elections or nominations, please email [email protected]

Interested in low-level or backend systems programming? Curious about Rust? Not sure how to start learning Rust?

Join this talk by a maintainer of the Rust compiler to learn what makes Rust such a unique programming language, and get a teaser of what and how you will learn from Rust. All levels of programming experiences welcomed.

Location: EIT 1015
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Time: 6-8pm

In 2026, it’s impossible to live life without hearing about AI in some shape or form, whether it be for medical sciences, homework or ai-dating sites ( 👁️ ) and it’s hard to ignore the far reach of AI in many industries, with it now being advanced enough to develop shockingly realistic pictures that can’t be differentiated with the naked eye. Despite the looming threats multiple industries, is AI truly all negatives?

If what you just read caught your eye, make sure to come listen to our Faculty Advisor and Prof. Gregor Richards’s discussion on this topic in EIT 1050 on March 25th from 6pm-8pm ‼️

Hope to see you there!

Meet the Winter 2026 execs! Swipe to learn more about the leaders of our club!

📚 Are you interested in the frontiers of computer science research?
Come network with grad students and learn about their research, life, and more! 🤩 Get excited for FREE FOOD, DRINKS, AND SWAG GIVEAWAYS at the event! 👀

Sign up link (Sign up again even if you already did with the new link): https://csclub.ca/risingstar

📅 March 24th | 6PM - 10PM
📍PHY 150

🫵 Are you looking to join the UW Computer science community? Whether you’re interested in organizing impactful events, supporting community initiatives, connecting with industry professionals, or working with a dedicated team, we invite you to get involved!

📖No CS background? No problem! Students from all years and fields of study are welcome to get involved!

⏰Application by March 25! So make sure to apply ASAP via the csclub.ca/hiring or click the link in bio of on instagram!