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The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is honoured to announce that Faculty members Dr Wolfgang Alschner and Dr Amy Salyzyn have each received an Early Researcher Award (ERA) from the Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation. The ERA program provides funding to new researchers working at publicly-funded Ontario research institutions to assist them in building research teams.

Gee-Gees’ men’s hockey assistant coach Brent “Sully” Sullivan will be running the half marathon during the 2018 Ottawa Race Weekend, to raise concussion awareness.

What’s with all these child prodigies on campus? Thousands of high school students will get a taste of their future fields of study by attending week-long university mini courses from May 7 to 11.

Survey asks support staff to share their views on the factors that contribute to academic success and teaching excellence.

The Buddy Program pairs new students from outside Canada with peers to help them get the most out of university life.

The end of the academic year is fast approaching, but there are plenty of exciting and interesting activities for uOttawa students to make the most of their summer.

The University of Ottawa’s new ombudsperson, Martine Conway, explains how the role is like a safety net and a bridge.

More than 100 projects were on display at the third edition of the competition, which involves students designing solutions to real-world problems put forward by real clients.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that two of its students, Uttra Gautam and Selena Lucien, were awarded a $6,000 grant from the Alex Trebek Innovation and Challenge Fund to develop an interactive pre-purchase wireless contract tool.

Thanks to the Employee Giving program, scholarships recognize uOttawa students’ achievements.