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The Liberal government has tabled the Protecting Victims Act (C-16) to protect victims and survivors of sexual violence, gender-based violence, and intimate partner violence, and to keep children from predators.

Looking for a quick reference guide to life on campus during final exams and over the winter holiday period? Look no further! Here are the opening hours for the places on campus to eat, work out, de-stress and plan your future career.

The Faculty of Education is pleased to announce that Catherine Giroux and Lisa Howell have been appointed assistant professors in health professions education, and Indigenous histories and contemporary issues, respectively. Both are dedicated scholars and experienced educators in their disciplines.

A new study led by researchers at the University of Ottawa provides a series of highly detailed 3-D models of the Earth’s temperature beneath Greenland and northeastern Canada, providing insights into the region’s geological history and the response of the ice sheet to past and future climate change.

Depuis le 1er décembre 2025, les descriptions archivistiques du CRCCF sont désormais accessibles exclusivement sur Archeion, la plateforme provinciale gérée par l’Association des archives de l’Ontario.

The University of Ottawa announces the launch of an intensive, four-day program for professionals entering or advancing within the defence, security and innovation ecosystem. The program, leading to an Executive Certificate in Defence Industry Leadership, supports the Capital Defence Innovation Hub strategy announced by Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and Invest Ottawa, and will be delivered through the Uni...

Building on their championship win last year, the University of Ottawa has advanced to the finals of the Bank of Canada’s Governor’s Challenge, a national annual economics competition between Canadian universities, marking a major achievement for the team and opening the door to a potential winning streak for the University.

From November 21 to 23, 160 uOttawa students spent over 48 hours working in interdisciplinary teams, alongside community partners, in an intensive, fast-paced and credited educational experience finding solutions to one of the city’s biggest social challenges, youth homelessness.

J. Craig Phillips’ view of nursing falls outside the conventions of a profession defined primarily by clinical care and education. As one of the first Canadians to hold degrees in nursing and human rights law, the professor of nursing at the Faculty of Health Sciences offers a different perspective, in which nurses play a critical role in advocating for health equity for all.

Canadian researchers publish largest prehab trial ever in JAMA Surgery