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When patients are suspected of having a primary brain tumour, also known as a glioma, they typically undergo a biopsy or a resection — procedures that involve surgically removing a sample of the tumour to further analyze it. Biopsies help oncologists confirm the existence of a tumour and determine whether it’s malignant or benign. This data also guides oncologists in choosing the proper course of ...

Professor Samuel Singer will receive the Canadian Bar Association’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Community Section (SOGIC) Hero Award at the Canadian Bar Association’s President's Dinner on June 21, 2023.

Congratulations to alums Jacqueline Bonisteel, LLB ’11, and Marc Sauvé, LLB ’08, who were recently listed among Ottawa’s Forty under 40 for 2023.

A dear and highly respected former colleague, Professor Ruth Sullivan, passed away on May 10.

Congratulations to several Common Law Section alum chosen as the 2023 winners of awards from the County of Carleton Law Association (CCLA):

As part of its annual awards ceremony, the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) presents the World Sociology Book Prize to Professor Stéphanie Garneau, of the University of Ottawa, for the publication of her book « Migration et classement social. Enquête auprès de migrants marocains au Québec ».

The entire uOttawa community was excited to see an honorary doctorate awarded to Perry Dellelce at this year's Convocation. It is very special to have one of Common Law’s own alum receive this highest of commendations.

La relation entre la recherche et les institutions juridiques est en pleine transformation. Si les innovations dans la manière dont nous faisons de la recherche, dans la manière dont nous communiquons avec les autres et même les innovations dans le droit lui-même ont ouvert d'immenses possibilités dans ce domaine, ces vastes possibilités peuvent également être décourageantes pour un chercheur...

Congratulations to alum Nadia Effendi on receiving the Order of Merit from l’Association des juristes d’expression française de l’Ontario (AJEFO).

Professor Alain Roussy has been awarded the AJEFO Order of Merit for his contribution to access to justice in French in Ontario and to the improvement of legal services in French for the Franco-Ontarian community.