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The Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) has been granted leave to intervene before the Supreme Court of Canada in R v. Jarvis (SCC Case No. 37833) on the Interpretation of the Voyeurism Offense.

Among the 26 support staff joining the Paralympians are two graduates of the uOttawa.

We asked women across disciplines what International Women’s Day means to them.

PM Justin Trudeau, Bill Nye and prominent PhD students discussed how science affects lives and changes the world to an audience of uOttawa students.

Introducing new international mobility opportunities for motivated administrative staff members uOttawa.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is pleased to announce that Professor Michael Geist has been appointed to the Board of the Canada Science and Technology Museum.

The Gazette caught up with three people whose lifelong urge to learn brought them to uOttawa as mature students. What advice do they have for others who might want to follow in their footsteps?

In the inaugural lecture of a series created as a tribute to the late Mauril Bélanger, Professor Emerita Anne Gilbert traced the recent evolution of francophone spaces in the National Capital Region.

Over the past few months, uOttawa’s Housing Service has initiated air quality testing on units affected by water infiltration at Brooks residence.

Five uOttawa students pit their financial wits against four other qualifying teams in the third annual Bank of Canada Governor’s Challenge on February 10.