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Drawing on her own experience of being banned from school under the Taliban in 1996, Ghazaal Habibyar, a PhD candidate at the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies, reflects on the devastating reality facing Afghan girls today.

What role should the courts play in decisions about psychiatric care? And how closely do courtroom practices reflect the legal safeguards that govern those decisions?

The research team’s finding that the genetic mutation tied to Parkinson's disease can boost the body's natural defenses against harmful bacteria could open new avenues for targeted therapies.

Canadian officials are meeting with U.S. counterparts hoping for an agreement before the August 19 deadline for 50% tariffs comes into effect.

Pierre Jameson Beaucejour, from the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies, has received the Prix Publication en français Louise-Dandurand from the Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ).

This three-month internship in Benin, preceded by six months of preparation, allowed me to grow both personally and professionally...

Spending three months here gave me some time to question the work that I do for...

From exploding inequalities and rising living costs to climate change and rapid technological change, today's challenges are prompting new questions about what it means to be in control of our own lives with many Canadians reporting a sense that control is slipping away.

The University of Ottawa Faculty of Engineering is strengthening its leadership team with the appointment of Claude D’Amours as executive vice-dean, Henry Schriemer as vice-dean, research and innovation, and Hussein Al Osman as vice-dean, student affairs.

Viruses aren’t the only things that spread through a population. Ideas can be contagious too. As vaccine misinformation spreads online, Professor Stacey Smith? is using mathematical models to understand its impact and help the public make sense of it.