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Women of the American West and Fashion in the Late-Nineteenth to Early-Twentieth Centuries is a fascinating online exhibit created by Kristine Feria for HIS4151—Textiles and Clothing History in North America. It explores women’s fashion in the American West and its representation. 

Visit the  Canadian Home Children Project by Elizabeth Jay to learn more about impoverished English children sent to Canada in the hope of improving their lives. A highlight of this digital history project is the interactive map that traces where the 164 children who arrived on the SS Minnedosa in September 1922 ended up in Canada and the informat...

HIS3301: Selected Topics in History Across Borders : Human Rights History

It’s time to get behind our Gee-Gees men’s rugby team as uOttawa hosts the Raymond James Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship at Matt Anthony Field November 14 to 17. On top of enjoying some of the most intense sporting drama you’ll ever see, here are 10 reasons to cheer for our ruggers.

Two passionate students are promoting the first undergraduate Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in French outside Quebec to future students.

Timothy Chooi, a celebrated violinist and assistant professor in the School of Music, has forged a unique path in the world of classical music.

The Department of English is proud to welcome award-winning historical novelist Kate Heartfield as its Writer-in-Residence for the Fall term of 2024.

We are excited to announce the reopening of the Management Library with a new design and several enhancements following a first phase of renovations.

Glioblastoma is the most common – and the most malignant – primary brain tumour in adults. It’s aggressive and incurable. Even with treatment including surgical removal and chemotherapy, the median survival for patients is just 18 months.

Ten uOttawa students are among 21 inspiring young trailblazers to be recognized by Youth Ottawa’s 21 Under 21 Awards for showing “remarkable initiative and leadership” as they spark positive change.