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Imagine hearing a knock at your door at 11 p.m. A first-year student stands there, shaking, apologizing for waking you up. She insists it’s “not a big deal,” but she feels alone and overwhelmed. You guide her to a quiet space, listen, share your own experiences, and watch her calm down. By the end of the conversation, she’s smiling again.

uOttawa expert Newly named to UN human rights fact finding mission available to comment

The Faculty of Medicine Research Office is pleased to announce the successful recipients of the 2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Seed Funding Program.

The ability to see disease inside the body before symptoms even appear is no longer science fiction. Instead of relying on surgery or painful biopsies, advanced imaging now reveals hidden biochemical changes. This is the work of Professor Adam Shuhendler, whose pioneering research just earned him the 2025 Melanie O’Neill New Investigator Award in Biological Chemistry.

Ottawa’s Rideau Canal Skateway is open for the season, with smooth ice and chilly vibes! Whether you’re a seasoned skater or a total newbie, here’s everything you need to know to glide through winter like a pro.

University of Ottawa Faculty of Education signs memorandum of understanding with Consortium Centre Jules-Léger.

Academic expert(s) available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Health Canada's New Regulation for the Food Industry

Dr. John Bell, a top cancer research scientist at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine and The Ottawa Hospital, has been named to the Order of Canada.

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Cybersecurity is often discussed in technical terms: protecting data from breaches or ensuring networks remain stable. But this focus fails to capture the lived realities of digital harms. What does it mean for people themselves to be secure in the digital context?