Ahead of the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue, a platform to discuss substantive public policy issues, three professors explain what humanizing migration in Canada means to them.

Jessica Gaudet’s search for the perfect formula helps open up new possibilities for the dairy industry.

We asked students why voting is important to them.

Finding ways to be dynamic and innovative at the Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section, is a constant priority for Marie-Eve Sylvestre. Here, she reflects on the major projects undertaken during her first year as dean and looks ahead at what's to come.

Students who enrol in a French-language program in counselling psychology at uOttawa are responding to a need for more mental health services for francophones living outside Quebec.

March is the Mois de la Francophonie. The University joins the international community in celebrating the French language and culture in all its forms. Whether French is your first language or you’re new to the language of Molière, here are some of the reasons uOttawa students say they chose to study in, or learn, French.

A group of students are filling the need for face masks and ventilators during the Coronavirus pandemic – starting with one hospital close to home.

Following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, protesters and activists have begun to bring about change. Across Canada last week, thousands of people came together to march in solidarity. In light of keeping this momentum going, here are more insights from members of uOttawa’s Black community.

Residency is a shared experience for all medical practitioners – but what makes the current cohort of residents unique is having to complete their training during a pandemic.

Fifteen universities across Canada are joining forces to mark 30 years since the mass shooting and pay tribute to the women who lost their lives on December 6, 1989.