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Through the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue, uOttawa is mobilizing across disciplines to improve public policy in three key areas: water law and governance, AI in health care and the environment, and human rights in a changing world. We asked a researcher for each project to tell us about the specific issues they are looking to address, and in what ways society will benefit from tackling them promp...

With the fall term right around the corner, uOttawa is getting ready to welcome some students back to campus. In this Q&A, Jill Scott, provost and vice-president, academic affairs, discusses what we’re doing to make the return as safe as possible.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to welcome Dr. Kelly Bronson, Dr. Paul Daly, and Dr. Colleen Flood as Faculty members, Prof. Alexandra Mogyoros as Associate member, and announce the appointment of Dr. Mary Cavanagh on its Management Committee. Several members also had their membership renewed.

Karine Coen-Sanchez, a PhD student in sociology, is leading conversations about systemic racism in academia.

An update on uOttawa’s COVID-19 health and safety measures.

Professor Margret Norenberg shares her perspectives on teaching English as a second language (ESL) via a screen. Here’s why she believes learning can be as effective online.

As someone with a passion for languages and culture, growing up in a predominantly anglophone community in southwestern Ontario had always left uOttawa alumna Madison Sim with an appetite for greater cultural diversity. The University of Ottawa opened that door for her.

uOttawa students launch a volunteer program that invites musicians to perform virtual concerts for residents of long-term and palliative care centres across Canada.

We often tend to put ourselves last and feel guilty when we make time for ourselves. But practicing regular self-care is one of the best things you can for yourself and others. Here’s why.

Finding ways to be dynamic and innovative at the Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section, is a constant priority for Marie-Eve Sylvestre. Here, she reflects on the major projects undertaken during her first year as dean and looks ahead at what's to come.