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In a world where access to education still remains uneven and prohibitive for many, online learning is emerging not simply as a convenience, but as a necessity. In this context, online education must be more than just a digital delivery method for traditional learning frameworks. It has the potential to be a pillar of accessibility, a transformative tool for inclusion, and a powerful means of cult...

What sparks a lifelong passion for physics? For Alexander Duong, it began with a childhood fascination with the universe—and led to groundbreaking research on next-generation quantum technologies. Now an undergraduate at �����Ƶ, he’s turning curiosity into discovery.

The Executive Committee of the Board of Governors of the University of Ottawa approved the appointment of Professor Marc Charron as Dean of the Faculty of Arts for a mandate beginning on July 1st, 2025, and ending on June 30, 2030. Professor Charron takes the torch from Dean Kevin Kee, who was in the position since 2015.

What if a pair of shoes could help detect disease progression before it shows? That’s the promise behind the collaboration between �����Ƶ researcher Dr. Ryan Graham and Ottawa-based health tech company Celestra. By combining wearable technology with AI, their project brings hospital-grade gait analysis into patients’ daily lives—offering a game-changing approach to monitoring neurodegenerative di...

The Morisset Library (MRT) general collection is critically beyond capacity, creating usability and safety issues for users in many areas of the stacks. As part of its broader collection strategy, the �����Ƶ Library is undertaking a rightsizing exercise to reduce the size of the collection held on the main campus, primarily through shifting items to off-site storage and shared print facilities. T...

Before engaging with community, we need to have something to offer. That’s how Tareyn Johnson, director of Indigenous affairs, explains the thinking behind Hoop Four of �����Ƶ’s Indigenous Action Plan. “You can’t just jump to expectations with community,” she says. “You need to ensure you are an equitable partner first.”

Rocks formed during the Hadean eon are found in Nunavik, Quebec, north of the 55th parallel.

The Faculty of Engineering awards recognize professors and staff who demonstrate outstanding skills and dedication to research and teaching. Their work inspires students, peers and the wider engineering community. We’re honoured to announce this year’s recipients.

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The Faculty of Arts is a world bubbling with culture and ideas. Languages and literatures, humanities, fine and performing arts — all open the door to multiple perspectives. What’s learned, discussed and created there is impressive. Now, this dynamic community has a place to shine for all, the Arts District.