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Some actions can be a real lifeline. For Dr. Jean Anawati and his children, creating the Anawati Family Scholarship at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine continues the efforts of Jocelyne Anawati, a wife, mother, nurse and caring soul from Sturgeon Falls.

You’ve heard about biodegradable materials, but what about ultra-biodegradable ones?

Guided by their passion and innovative spirit, two young people are starting their studies at uOttawa, determined to become driving forces for change.

I have achieved great success in business being wrong 50% of the time. That's right: 50%! This success has enabled me to pay it forward through philanthropy and help future leaders get the head start that a scholarship once gave me.

The University of Ottawa Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics (CHLPE) has partnered with the Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice to release a groundbreaking report examining access to assisted reproductive technology (ART) in Canada for Indigenous survivors of forced and coerced sterilization.

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Carney unveils upcoming budget's broad outlines

With everything going on at university, it can be tough to manage stress, stay healthy and maintain a balanced lifestyle. To help you thrive in this challenging environment, Student Wellness at uOttawa has created a Wellness Workshop Series that offers practical, easy-to-access tools to help you take care of yourself and connect with peers. Here are four reasons why you should give Wellness Worksh...

In celebration of Canadian Library Month, we are pleased to share the launch of the Library’s new Strategic Plan—a guiding framework that will shape our priorities and impact from 2025 to 2030.

New funding from the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) enables uOttawa’s Faculty of Engineering to offer advanced cybersecurity training to elementary and high school students.

Authors lobbying for legal reforms to protect young players’ data.