During the month of February, learn about and celebrate Black History through storytelling, culture, food and art both on and off-campus.

Starting a new job after graduation may be daunting, but with uOttawa alumni everywhere, you’re almost certain to run into a co-worker who comes from a similar place, even on the football field.

Telecommunications leader Veena Rawat and molecular microbiologist Dianne Newman are both working in STEM fields. They were awarded honorary doctorates at uOttawa’s 2019 spring convocation.

Student volunteers mobilized to save more than 7,000kg of stuff left behind in residences from ending up in the dump. Top treasures and quirky finds are now up for grabs at the uOttawa Free Store.

In light of the upcoming Chancellor’s debate on Thursday, November 28, we asked our participants what they think are the top three most important things to stay competitive in this Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here’s what they had to say.

Several uOttawa law professors and students are lending their expertise in court cases related to the new federal carbon legislation. We spoke with Professor Nathalie Chalifour about this work.

Prestigious national honour celebrates her quarter-century of innovative research into the mysteries of diabetes.

The uOttawa-led collaboration’s findings could contribute to future therapeutics for muscle degeneration due to old age, and diseases such as cancer and muscular dystrophy.

Researchers suggest the findings can help scientists understand the molecular processes that underlie a range of neurological diseases and may eventually help design therapeutics.

A new grant program aims to provide our top-flight researchers with the assistance needed to bring the benefits of their most promising breakthroughs to the wider world.