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When university becomes a life-changing experience
Going to university was a turning point for Faculty of Science graduate Océanne Comtois. It completely changed her perception of the genetic condition she was born with, albinism.
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He escaped civil war as a child. Now, he’s dedicating his life to helping others
After growing up in poverty, living as a refugee and taking care of his father, who was undergoing chemotherapy, Faculty of Health Sciences graduate Landry Kalembo realized that a career in population health was for him. -
Canada’s first PhD in law delivered partly in beadwork
Métis common law graduate Danielle Lussier’s doctoral work examines how beadwork is used as a tool for legal knowledge production and mobilization.