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Academic expert(s) available to comment on current topic: Ontario weighs ban on cellphones in schools

The path toward reconciliation begins with truth: facing history honestly, acknowledging the systems that continue to shape inequality, and committing to meaningful change.

Looking for a quick reference guide to life on campus over the Spring-Summer term? Look no further! Here are the opening hours for the places on campus to eat, work out, de-stress and plan your future career.

With new funding support, uOttawa scientists are advancing innovative research aimed at transforming our understanding of the brain and improving patient outcomes.

Cyberattacks don’t stop at national borders. Neither do extreme weather events, disruptions to global supply chains or co-ordinated disinformation campaigns. But the systems used to respond to these threats are still largely national, often slower and more siloed than the challenges they are trying to address.

Daniel Stockemer, a professor at the School of Political Studies at the University of Ottawa, has received the prestigious State Politics and Policy Quarterly (SPPQ) Best Paper Award 2026. This award, presented by the American Political Science Association (APSA), recognizes the best paper on state politics and public policy presented at conferences during the year.

Career goals were seeded last month at the inaugural Health Professions Career Program for Black High School Students at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine.

Being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease can be deeply upsetting for both the individual concerned and loved ones who have so many questions. Time between neurologist appointments can stretch out to six months or more, during which patients can feel uncertain and isolated.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces an investment of $25 billion for the creation of the "Canada Strong Fund," Canada's first national sovereign wealth fund.

La publication d’un ouvrage d’érudition en droit marque la consécration de plusieurs années de recherche et de savoir-faire, le tout nourri par de longues heures de travail en coulisses. Le 12 mai prochain, la Section de droit civil soulignera de telles réalisations.