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October brings with it lots of fall festivities. It’s also the month when we mark World Mental Health Day. Student life can be challenging at times, and that can take a toll on your mental health. But you can rely on the Student Wellness team’s services and resources.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a time for University of Ottawa students to brush up on how to stay safe and vigilant in the digital world. You’re busy juggling classes, work and your social life, so you may be less alert to online threats — and cybercriminals are seeking to exploit that.

A group of medical students and volunteers are crocheting toys with 3D-printed prosthetics to help to sick children make sense of their journey.

Across campuses and communities, ceremonies and cultural events have become visible ways to honour Indigenous traditions and mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. These gestures are meaningful: they remind us that every child matters, they bring people together, and they bring truth and reconciliation to the forefront of our lives.

It’s getting real. As final exams approach, here’s your ultimate list of the best, evidence-based advice and support available to University of Ottawa students.

Le professeur Vincent Caron enrichit une fois de plus la littérature juridique avec la parution de son sixième ouvrage, Droit judiciaire : de l’action à la décision, publié sur Amazon.

With $3M in new federal funding over two years, University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine molecular virologist Dr. Marc-André Langlois and a pan-Canadian multidisciplinary team of collaborators will be a vital part of the country's ability to respond effectively to infectious disease threats & future pandemics.With this investment from the...

Several Faculty of Health Sciences professors have brought home awards, recognition or funding for research projects.

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Sun safety is often overlooked by young people, and uOttawa medical student Aliyah King took note. Inspired by early placements during her first year, she set out to make a difference.