Meet the people who are helping professors at the Faculty of Social Sciences integrate Indigenous content and teaching practices into their courses.

After growing up in poverty, living in a foreign country as a refugee, and taking care of his father, who was undergoing chemotherapy, recent graduate Landry Kalembo realized that a career in population health was for him.

Highlighting a few of the University of Ottawa’s top initiatives to reduce our carbon footprint.

The death of Julie Morand-Ferron has devastated her family, friends, and the University community, particularly her colleagues, scientific partners, and students at the Faculty of Science.

One of the best ways to take care of your health is by eating healthy food. uOttawa Dietitian Maryann Moffitt has some tips on how to maintain good eating habits this fall – on campus or at home.  

In her new role as special advisor, Professor Betsy Kristjansson will help to ensure that the University of Ottawa is meeting its mental health and wellness goals so that its community members can thrive.

A Q&A with uOttawa engineering alumnus Sethuraman Panchanathan who was named director of the National Science Foundation, a U.S. federal agency that plays a critical role in the world of science and engineering.

This fall, the University of Ottawa implemented measures to offer bimodal courses, giving students greater flexibility during the pandemic. Professor Alain St-Amant explains how he adapted to the new teaching method.

Nearly 10,000 students will graduate this year. They provide us with a showcase of excellence, and a very multifaceted one at that.

OLBI offers you a selection of songs by francophone artists from across the province. Happy listening!