In the inaugural lecture of a series created as a tribute to the late Mauril Bélanger, Professor Emerita Anne Gilbert traced the recent evolution of francophone spaces in the National Capital Region.

Take a look at some of the cutest dogs you might run into on campus. Scroll to the bottom for a welcomed surprise.

More than 20 free activities are scheduled for uOttawa’s fourth annual Wellness Week, which runs from January 22 to 26.

The OceanPath scholarship was awarded this year to three students who have demonstrated the ability and potential to collaborate to improve society through innovative ideas and initiatives that promote positive and sustainable social change. See how they use their learning to make a real impact in their community.

No matter where you’re from, you’re contributing to a vibrant culture of Francophonie in Ontario.

Professor Simon Lapierre gave a voice to children living with domestic violence, to understand what they’re experiencing and to find better solutions to help them.

What's next? New uOttawa alumni share their post-graduation plans.

Last December, the University of Ottawa announced the creation of a new position of Vice-President, international and Francophonie in order to strengthen its commitment in this area. Get to know Sanni Yaya, the very first incumbent.

Technology accessibility is a shared responsibility that extends beyond websites and basic code. While it is mandatory that all public web content published by faculties and services are accessible, it is also important to keep accessibility in mind when creating, sharing, and distributing all types of information.

A brand new residence will soon provide hundreds of students with a state-of-the-art home. In September 2018, more than 500 students will move into the coed Annex residence close to campus.