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Experts call for global collaboration to mitigate the harms of US policy changes

From a very young age, Professor Megan Cotnam-Kappel has been interested in what it means and what it takes to choose to live your life as a Francophone in Ontario.

University of Ottawa co-op students have the chance to recognize employers who have truly made a difference in their professional growth. This year’s nominations celebrate supervisors and teams that provided exceptional mentorship, offered meaningful work, ensured thoughtful onboarding and fostered a welcoming and inclusive workplace. We’re proud to highlight these co-op employers, who’ve earned t...

Le CRCCF participe à ce grand événement philanthropique. Soyez généreux!

Turns out helplessness is key to humankind’s survival rather than a weakness.

Le dernier numéro de la revue est maintenant accessible sur la plateforme Érudit.

Artist involvement with Artificial Intelligence and its entanglements of technology and capitalism (Zeilinger, 2021), is redefining creativity and, by the same token, humanizing AI for the benefit of corporations (Pepi, 2018). Current art historical research studies AI and art along two axes: 1) art that is created by AI; 2) art created by artists with the help of AI. The untangling of AI art alon...

Academic expert(s) available to comment on current events: March 22: World Water Day

Academic expert(s) available to comment on current events: International Francophonie Day

Online writing assistance tool Grammarly is under the spotlight and facing lawsuits for using AI software to mimic established academics and authors identities – dead or alive – reviewing users work, without consent.