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Congratulations to Faculty of Education researchers who have been awarded funding for projects addressing antiracism, bilingualism, cellphone bans, climate science, digital citizenship, evaluation, francophone education, law and neuroscience.

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Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Trump Deploys National Guard in D.C.: One More Step Towards a Police State?

A recent study is shedding light on the factors that contributed to the significant wildfires in Manitoba in May 2025. The research explores how unusual weather patterns and stressed vegetation combined to create an ideal environment for disaster.

Discover how Professor Matthew Pamenter is working with experts from Australia and New Zealand to conduct pioneering research on how hypoxia impacts fish immune systems. This work will safeguard Canada’s fish stocks and ensure food security amid climate change.

The International and Global Health Office (IGHO) is proud to mark the 10th anniversary of the SJTUSM–uOttawa Summer School, a landmark initiative between Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine (SJTUSM) and the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine.

On February 11, the INNOVA Space came alive with conversation, ideas and a shared commitment to environmental action. From Lessons to Action, a workshop hosted by the uOttawa Community Engagement team and co-led with the Tamarack Institute, brought together over 50 students, faculty members and community partners who are passionate about the environment and climate change.

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Israel's plan to take full control of Gaza

Within the breathtaking landscapes of Nunavik, an Inuit territory in northern Quebec, lie ancient rocks dating back 4.3 billion years. These rocks are possibly the oldest records of the Earth’s early history. Professor Jonathan O’Neil’s research on them caught the attention of Savoir média, which featured his work in the documentary series La préhistoire du Québec, making cutting-edge geological r...

Across Canada, racial microaggressions, those everyday slights or assumptions that may seem minor but carry a heavy emotional weight, are increasingly recognized as a barrier to inclusion in higher education. They chip away at students’ mental health and sense of belonging, regardless of campus or city.