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Interdisciplinarity is increasingly important to address today’s top issues, and research funders have taken note. But applying it goes beyond just collaborating. It means tackling projects differently from the start. The University is supporting that work through programs such as the Vision, Strategy, Transformation and Acceleration (VISTA) initiative.

For uOttawa’s uoRocketry team, getting Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield to sign the nose cone of the Perigee-Gee rocket before it blasted off, hit a maximum speed of Mach 2.3, reached 34,801 feet and won first place at the 2026 Launch Canada Challenge, was an amazing experience.

As midterms approach, Reading Week (October 25 to 31) appears as an oasis on the horizon. Whether you plan to rest, recharge and reflect, or to lock in and catch up on your assignments, here are the top ways that students propose for using this time wisely (or not).

Students will be able to access more free food hampers, hot meals and fresh produce bags through uOttawa’s new food support action plan, as well as the new Food Support Hub, which makes it easier to find available resources.

If you’ve ever opened a Word doc, stared at the cursor and felt your brain power down, you’re not alone.

The University of Ottawa is proud to participate in the French public speaking competition "Délie ta langue !" 2027, and we invite you to take part!

Do you enjoy debating, defending your ideas, and taking on intellectual challenges? Would you like to represent your university on the international stage? Join the University of Ottawa’s French debate team and proudly represent uOttawa at the prestigious Interuniversity French-Language Debate Competition in The Hague 2027, organized by the Agence universitaire de la Francophonie and the Corax F...

To ensure the safety of our community on Panda Day, please note that access to some buildings on main campus will be restricted this Sunday, October 4.

Have you ever thought of studying abroad or at another university in Canada on an exchange while at uOttawa? Seven students who enjoyed the exchange experience share why you should push through any initial concerns and go for it.

A new academic year comes with new goals, new experiences and, for many students, new dreams. The Dream Tree: A Collective Experience on September 8 invited students to reflect on those aspirations and express them creatively before adding their contributions to the Francophonie monument outside Pérez Hall. From succeeding in their studies and building new friendships to gaining confidence and ...