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Faculty of Education professor recognized for outstanding contributions to research in minority French-speaking communities in Canada.

The last thing you need when you’re trying to crush those final exams is a runny nose, a nasty cough or a splitting headache. One-in-five students report that cold and flu symptoms have disrupted their academic performance in the past, but you can take steps to avoid getting sick.

University of Ottawa researchers are collaborating with community partners to address pressing social challenges.

The University wishes to pay tribute to the late Bernard Grandmaître, a tireless fighter and true political legend who led a life of service to the Francophone community.

À l’heure où le secteur financier fait face à des pressions grandissantes pour s’arrimer aux objectifs mondiaux de durabilité, il est plus urgent que jamais de se demander comment les lois peuvent guider cette transformation. Peu de secteurs illustrent mieux ce défi que la finance durable, qui se trouve au confluent de la réglementation, des affaires et de l’intendance environnementale.

Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers list is out, and 13 uOttawa scholars have made the cut — an honour that shows their sustained influence over the last decade. This annual ranking highlights researchers whose works appear among the top 1% most cited worldwide, underscoring their long-term impact across disciplines.

Giving Tuesday at uOttawa goes beyond giving: it’s a celebration of shared compassion and a commitment to making a lasting difference.

The Faculty of Social Sciences is proud to highlight a new article by Pierre Jameson Beaucejour, graduate student at the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies, published in Gazette Univ. His work offers a compelling exploration of “génie interscolaire,” an innovative academic competition that has become a meaningful part of school life in the Jérémie region of Haiti.

We are delighted to announce a new addition to our faculty at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs.

Paul-David Chouinard, a doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Law, has long been interested in the practical side of law – the rules and procedures that, often behind the scenes, directly shape access to justice.