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US President Donald Trump and Pope Leo have been involved in an unusual public spat, sparring over politics, war and theology.

On a rainy day in late October 2025, before the ground froze and winter settled in, a new kind of green space took root on our campus. A group of 12 uOttawa students, 5 staff and several representatives from community organizations pulled on their boots, grabbed shovels and got to work. By the end of the day, they’d helped to plant something new on campus: uOttawa’s very first tiny forest.

Academic expert(s) available to comment on current events: Potential flooding expected for Ottawa river this weekend

This inspiring story about women-only sports, inclusive fitness opportunities, and student-led initiatives, highlights the powerful impact student-led projects can have when the right support is provided.

Improved methods for social and behavioural sciences research could help enhance public trust in science, says a new study that investigated the robustness of data analysis to understand whether it reliably stood the test of time. It did.

Older adults already account for roughly half of global consumer spending. Yet age-friendly practices remain largely absent from business and marketing research.

For today’s law students, the question is no longer whether artificial intelligence will shape their careers, but how.

An international study led by a uOttawa Faculty of Medicine team suggests that working with biology may be the key to delivering powerful gene-silencing therapies to targeted areas in the body.

In Canada, legal rules shape both migrant workers’ rights and the support they can receive. Ongoing uncertainty continues to limit how frontline organizations can provide assistance.

When Maximilian Benda began his studies at the University of Ottawa, he expected his university experience to follow a straightforward path: study finance, graduate, and eventually return to the entrepreneurial environment he had grown up in.