This year’s historic convocation ceremony will be different from any that uOttawa has held before. For the first time ever, uOttawa’s Convocation ceremonies will be entirely virtual. 

The Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section quickly mobilized to produce an online course on various legal issues related to the present pademic. Entitled Enjeux sociojuridiques de la pandémie de COVID-19, the course will be offered during the 2020 Spring-Summer term.

This month marks the 10th anniversary of the Open access program at the University of Ottawa, the first Canadian research university to be part of the global transformation of scholarly communication.

Teachers everywhere try to reframe their courses in light of the COVID-19 pandemic

How uOttawa alumni turned a love for travel into a search tool for love.

During a tranquil summer week on campus, 25 remarkable women worked with their usual energy and passion on bringing peace to the world’s most conflict-ravaged places.

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Professor, Shervin Shirmohammadi, addresses some of the most common misconceptions about artificial intelligence, which are often based on sensational notions that are not scientifically sound. (Video)

Among the 26 support staff joining the Paralympians are two graduates of the uOttawa.

About 150 people turned out for a lively panel discussion earlier this month as the University marked Treaties Recognition Week for the first time.

Over the past few months, uOttawa’s Housing Service has initiated air quality testing on units affected by water infiltration at Brooks residence.