Thanks to the Employee Giving program, scholarships recognize uOttawa students’ achievements.

A student reflects on the workshops she attended as part of the uOGlobal recognition program’s first cohort. The program seeks to provide students with intercultural experiences, at home and abroad, to better prepare them to succeed in today’s global economy.

Their Majesties the King and the Queen of the Belgians meet uOttawa students at a conference on multilingual education and language learning.

The University of Ottawa has a community of 220,000 alumni around the world. A few of them share their advice for new graduates. 

Ahead of the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue, a platform to discuss substantive public policy issues, three professors explain what humanizing migration in Canada means to them.

Jessica Gaudet’s search for the perfect formula helps open up new possibilities for the dairy industry.

We asked students why voting is important to them.

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.

Students who enrol in a French-language program in counselling psychology at uOttawa are responding to a need for more mental health services for francophones living outside Quebec.

March is the Mois de la Francophonie. The University joins the international community in celebrating the French language and culture in all its forms. Whether French is your first language or you’re new to the language of Molière, here are some of the reasons uOttawa students say they chose to study in, or learn, French.