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We are delighted to celebrate Dwight Pollock, the manager of the Facilities Mechanical team, for his exceptional leadership in advancing health and safety across the University. He oversees a team that regularly performs high-risk tasks to maintain complex mechanical systems, and his unwavering commitment to safety ensures that these operations are carried out in the safest way possible.

Academic expert(s) available to comment on current events: US-Israeli strikes in Iran

A leading scholar on the intersection of technology, democracy and elections, Dr. Michael Pal has been awarded the Dean’s Research Professorship in the Law of Democracy by the Faculty of Law, Common Law Section at the University of Ottawa.

The Government of Canada recently launched a national conversation to discuss and inform the development of Canada’s first Men and Boys’ Health Strategy, to be released later in 2026. It comes as the social media influencer Clavicular dominates the manosphere for optimizing his physical attributes through "looksmaxxing."

Dean Caroline Cao joined the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Engineering in August 2025. Cao brings decades of international experience and leadership in engineering education, entrepreneurship and research. She shares her vision for strengthening industry partnerships, fostering collaboration and empowering students through experiential learning and innovation.

We are proud to recognize Rachel Bsaibes of Student Affairs as Health and Safety Leader for June, for her exceptional leadership in promoting health and safety across campus food service operations.

Le CRCCF soulignera, en mars, le Mois de la francophonie avec une programmation toute spéciale.

Expert in legal ethics and the use of technology for delivering legal services and access to justice, Dr. Amy Salyzyn has been awarded the Dean’s Research Professorship in Technology and Justice Futures by the Faculty of Law, Common Law Section at the University of Ottawa.

Congratulations to Dr. Nafissa Ismail and her graduate student Abigale Hinterberger from the NISE Lab on a recent published paper in the International Journal of Developmental Neuroscience.

Congratulations to Sharon Ayele!