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Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: NDP pulls out of confidence agreement with Liberals

The University of Ottawa offers its deepest condolences after the passing of Dr. Donald S. Beanlands

Professor Geoff Rector of the Department of English is the translator of three medieval texts for the recently published Broadview Anthology of Medieval Arthurian Literature, a landmark collection of texts about the legendary figures of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. This is one of the first anthologies of its kind, which comes as quite a surprise given how the Arthurian story per...

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: COVID-19: Autumn surge + new vaccines

The University of Ottawa has been awarded a $1 million grant from the Ontario Research Fund – Research Excellence (ORF-RE) to support the “Secure, Intelligent and Trustworthy Ecosystems for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles” (SITE-CAV) project.

Respiratory viruses continue to circulate in our community. As we start the Fall semester, please continue to follow public health advice so we can all enjoy a healthy and safe back-to-campus.

The University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering is embracing the digital future by launching two brand new online master’s programs: the Master of Interdisciplinary Artificial Intelligence (MIAI) and the Master of Digital Transformation and Innovation (MDTI). These programs will be offered entirely online, making them accessible to students across Canada.

The Public Health Agency of Canada has just announced that the Interdisciplinary Centre for Black Health (ICBH), based in the Faculty of Social Sciences, is one of seven finalists for the prestigious Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Challenge Award.

A team of five engineering students from the University of Ottawa has developed a prototype that’s transforming the fitness experience for individuals with mobility challenges. The prototype makes a standard Concept2 rower wheelchair accessible, providing increased opportunities for physical activity and well-being.

A team of five engineering students from the University of Ottawa has developed a prototype that’s transforming the fitness experience for individuals with mobility challenges. The prototype makes a standard Concept2 rower wheelchair accessible, providing increased opportunities for physical activity and well-being.