More than 200 people at uOttawa heard the 89-year-old neuroscientist and Nobel laureate talk about how his research on age-related memory loss had inspired him to start walking to work.

PM Justin Trudeau, Bill Nye and prominent PhD students discussed how science affects lives and changes the world to an audience of uOttawa students.

Thousands of uOttawa students walked across the stage at Spring Convocation to celebrate their milestone achievements. For Katherine Bearne and Montana Champagne, the ceremonies topped off years of determination and success as Gee-Gees student-athletes. 

uOttawa officially opened LabO on October 2, 2018. Many students have already used the new theatre centre and share their observations.

The recipients of the 2019 uOttawa Schulich Leader Scholarships are Neve Foreman and Ellen Perry, who share a common love of math, science and sports, and don’t let gender stereotypes get in their way.

Following the tremendous success of these efforts, the University has set forth a new initiative that envisages not only increasing recruitment, but also improving relations and creating partnerships in Africa in several areas, such as research, relations between employees and even possible exchanges and programs for students attending university in both Canada and in Africa.

uOttawa sweeps the 2020 Canadian Network for Innovation in Education Awards, winning prizes in two out of three categories for its online course initiatives.

Emma Lefebvre is driven—on and off the field. She is an all-star soccer player who helped her team win a world championship, and a dedicated nursing student determined to follow in her parents' footsteps.

What’s with all these child prodigies on campus? Thousands of high school students will get a taste of their future fields of study by attending week-long university mini courses from May 7 to 11.

An aggressive cancer diagnosis didn’t stop Nadine Saint-Amour from getting her degree in art history. If anything, it fuelled her to finish