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How can one mentor transform the future for Black legal professionals? Gladys Osien is making waves as both a mentor to Black law students at uOttawa and an advocate for social justice, creating a bridge between the faculty and students who may feel isolated or unsure where to seek help.

Equitable and accessible health data is essential for global health innovation. A collective approach and global frameworks would help share the benefits and unlock the exponential value-creation opportunities of artificial intelligence for health care.

The proportion of new cases of schizophrenia associated with a cannabis use disorder has risen from 4% pre-legalization to 10% after cannabis legalization in Ontario, according to new research.

In this article, Karine Coen-Sanchez explores the importance of culturally responsive pedagogy and the creation of inclusive learning environments to combat polite racism in schools.

A community of support deeply attuned to the experiences of Black medical students, the uOttawa Black Medical Students Association is an empowering space for mentorship, peer support, and dismantling barriers.

Academic experts available to comment on: Impact of U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs

This year, the University of Ottawa delegation had the opportunity to participate in the 14th edition of the Political Science Games, held at the University of Montreal from January 9 to 13, 2025.

Our faculty recently launched the African Studies program, a crucial initiative designed to provide a structured academic framework for studying Africa through a multidisciplinary and decolonized lens.

For Paul Hébert, research on health is not limited to scientific publications: it’s a change driver that can improve care, rethink health-care systems and influence public policy. This proud alumnus of the University of Ottawa has witnessed the power to change things up close as a palliative care practitioner, a full professor at the Faculty of Medicine, and a researcher and clinician at the Bruyè...

On the latest episode of Lately, we're diving into the rapidly evolving world of workplace surveillance with an expert at the forefront of the field, David Murakami Wood. As the Canada Research Chair in Critical Surveillance and Security Studies, and a professor at the University of Ottawa, Dr. Murakami Wood brings a wealth of knowledge to the table about how new surveillance technologies are...