On August 17, 2022, several notable guests were on hand for the official launch of a new certificate program in Indigenous law. They were joined by students from the new program’s very first cohort.

National Nursing Week runs from May 9 to 15, with the theme #WeAnswerTheCall. This Gazette highlights the contribution uOttawa nurses and nursing students have made over the past year.

Leonard Maler, an accomplished neuroscientist, takes us back to when he first started working at the University in 1975.

In November, uOttawa was present at the U7+ Alliance of World Universities Presidential Summit to discuss how to best support youth, who are facing some of the greatest challenges of our time.

Meredith Terretta, Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Ottawa, shares her research on the history of African diaspora lawyers who challenged colonial law by representing people of African descent. These activists understood that their clients would not get a fair trial in European courts.

Did you know that Policy 130 — Student Rights and Responsible Conduct came into effect May 1 of this year? The University developed it to promote a positive environment where everyone feels respected.

On June 30, 2022, Allan Rock will be retiring from his position as a full professor. His time and contributions as Past President and professor are notable and greatly appreciated. The Gazette has compiled this brief portrait of a generous, engaged leader. 

uOttawa recently launched three new virtual hubs to give students quick and easy access to all the information they need on mental health and wellness, academic support, and experiential learning.

On Orange Shirt Day, September 30, the University of Ottawa community was invited to attend a ceremony and to leave a personalized message on the Tabaret lawn to commemorate the atrocities of the residential school system.

uOttawa researchers Pierre Berini and Karin Hinzer discuss their new CFI-funded photonics project and how it will impact the future of technology.