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Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for Ottawa, expected to continue into the week.

At the University of Ottawa, student engagement is hands on and powerful. Constance-Marguerite Proulx and Nadine Cheffi, two 2025 graduates, are very good examples of this. One, a sociologist to be, explores systemic barriers in politics. The other, a future ophthalmologist, advocates for more inclusive medicine. Both show how graduate studies can fuel real action, both on a personal and c...

As the University of Ottawa celebrates the class of 2025, two graduates stand out for their commitment to gender and sexuality advocacy, blending academic research with lived experience and community involvement. For Chloe Seongeun Kim and Tyler Escott, convocation marks the start of deeper engagement with the issues that matter.

We’ve heard you — wellness is a very important part of your academic and personal journey at �����Ƶ. That’s why the Student Health, Wellness and Support Sector is developing a trailblazing AI-driven chatbot to help you access the right wellness resources when you need them.

With courses ranging from cinema to witchcraft, there’s much to discover. The University of Ottawa offers a broad range of prerequisite-free electives, allowing you to explore new disciplines and broaden your outlook on the world. We know that building the ideal schedule is important, so here’s an updated list of courses you can take to fulfill your elective requirements.

The sun is shining, your friends are making beach plans, and you’re stuck inside trying to watch lecture videos and submit assignments. Whether you’re doing a study term as a co-op student, retaking a course or trying to lighten your schedule for next term, spring-summer classes are a smart move—but they can be a major focus challenge. (Meanwhile, if you’re a master’s or PhD student, summe...

The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees recognized the top accomplishments of the 2024-25 season at the annual awards banquet on April 5. As part of the festivities, the careers of four student-athletes were celebrated for their outstanding historical impact on their respective teams, and on the Gee-Gees as a whole.

For Nelani Colletti, volunteering has always been about much more than gaining experience — it’s about creating meaningful change, no matter how small or large the impact. Her perspective on service and making a difference remained consistent throughout her experiences at the Mexican embassy, and it’s only grown stronger as she continues her journey.

Many university students find themselves questioning whether they can balance academics with the time commitment of volunteering. Christopher Bieniowski, a fourth-year health sciences student, knows that feeling all too well.

Looking for a quick reference guide to life on campus during the Spring–Summer term? Look no further! Here are the opening hours for the places on campus to eat, work out, de-stress and plan your future career.