Wondering what you can do on campus during these hot, sunny days? The Gazette has come up with a list of activities and services available on and around campus this summer.

These five uOttawa alumni pursued their passion and, as a result, have launched successful businesses. To show their school spirit, they each helped us build a gift box for Homecoming 2020.

E. Martin Meunier, director of the Collège des chaires de recherche sur le monde francophone, the University’s college of chairs researching the Francophonie and Francophone issues, reflects on the roles and ambition of the CCRMF.

University of Ottawa nursing alumnus Ric Cuming administered the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to U.S. president Joe Biden. We wanted to know more about this graduate who found himself at the centre of a historical moment.

March 8, 2022, marks International Women's Day, and since our early March publications fall before and after this day, we will be marking it twice rather than once. Faculties and services celebrate this day in different ways. We will be sharing a small selection of stories of remarkable women.

The University of Ottawa is committed to increasing the scope and scale of its international presence and influence. To achieve this goal, it offers mobility programs to all members of the University community so they can gain skills and enhance their professional development, with internationalization in mind. The Gazette takes you back to the original concept as it was pitched to professors and ...

To mark the 10th anniversary of the Schulich Leaders scholarship program, two former uOttawa recipients currently working in STEM discuss their university experience and how the award helped shape their career paths.

Remembering Pierre-Yves Boucher: Alumnus, leader, colleague and friend Pierre-Yves Boucher had a remarkable half-century relationship with uOttawa – first as a student and most recently as Secretary of the University from 1990 until his retirement in 2006. He passed peacefully on November 2, 2021, at the age of 79 years.

Michael Wernick retired in 2019 after a 38-year career as one of the key leaders of Canada’s world-class federal public service. He was recently named the chairholder of the uOttawa Jarislowsky Chair in Public Sector Management. He shared his thoughts with The Gazette prior to taking on this new role in July 2022.  

For Valentine’s Day this year, we interviewed the Faculty of Medicine’s Dr. Christopher Ramnanan about matters of the heart. He shared five fun facts with us about this vital organ.