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Preventing interpersonal and state violence are pressing societal concerns. Professor Justin Piché is dedicated to examining these issues and advocating for alternatives to punishment as a response to, and as a form of, violence. His research, which focuses on the material and symbolic dimensions of criminalization and punishment, offers an in-depth analysis of punitive landscapes and their impact...

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: U.S. Election day and its impact on Canada

The University of Ottawa’s Comédie des Deux Rives company brings together students of different disciplines for an outstanding theatre adventure.

Research from uOttawa, Stats Canada highlights importance of screening for individuals from age 40 who are typically diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages

What is digital narrative gerontology? It’s based on a simple idea: bring two people together from different generations and combine the power of storytelling with digital technology to improve wellness for older adults.

Looking for a place to eat out in Ottawa without breaking the bank? Check out this list of off-campus spots recommended by The Gee’s student insider. Whether you’re hungry for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you’re sure to find something that satisfies your cravings!

Dr. Ousmane Seidou, a professor in the Faculty of Engineering at uOttawa, is dedicated to understanding current and future climate-related risks in watersheds and developing appropriate adaptation and mitigation strategies.

For the first time at a Canadian university, you can tackle food waste and get free food while doing so.

The Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) announces a strategic partnership with the University of Ottawa and IBM under Ontario’s Critical Industrial Technologies Program.

The Department of Criminology congratulates one of its master’s level graduates, Jaime Snow, for her publication in the journal Studies in Social Justice.