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September 21 will mark the 10th anniversary of the death of Annemarie Desloges, a uOttawa health sciences alumna. Annemarie lost her life in a terrorist attack in Nairobi, Kenya, in 2013. She was 29 years old and was working as a diplomat with Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Marlene Patrick’s (BAdm ’79, BCom ‘80) fondest memories of uOttawa stem from its bilingualism. Arriving at the University from a smaller, English-speaking community and wanting to study translation, she saw this as a great, inclusive opportunity.

The University of Ottawa's School of Pharmaceutical Sciences is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Ravel Chapuis as Assistant Professor!

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Smog from forest fires and its effects on the population

(in French only) «Tout ceci fut une expérience enrichissante! En œuvrant au sein de cette organisation, j’ai pu apprendre beaucoup sur les femmes et leurs conditions de vie en Bolivie et j’ai aussi pu partager mes connaissances.»

Photographer Judith Lermer Crawley is among the hundreds of Canadian women and organizations whose work and records are housed in the Canadian Women’s Archives, a sweeping and ongoing collection of physical and digital artifacts, the goal of which is to bring women’s lives and contributions out of the shadows and give them their rightful place in history.

The findings of a new report on anti-Black racism in research are unlikely to surprise many Black scholars—but its recommendations may chart a better path forward, says Karine Coen-Sanchez, a uOttawa graduate student who spent two years co-chairing the advisory committee that produced the report, released in this February.

Dr. Smita Pakhalé leads the uOBMRI's research hub on Translational and Implementation Research.

Against the backdrop of today’s environmental vulnerability, the issue of sustainable water governance is of central importance. By inviting Indigenous community partners to play a role in overcoming the challenges of responsible water stewardship, the Decolonizing Water Project is working to enhance effective, equitable Indigenous co-governance of water resources.

In the North American Campus Race to Zero Waste, the University of Ottawa has claimed the top spot in waste diversion for large campuses! We also ranked in the top 5 of all institutions for waste diversion, meaning how much we keep from going to a landfill. Through a combination of recycling and compost programs as well as our campus commitment to reduce overall waste, the University of Ottawa is ...