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President's Special Advisor on Relationships with Industry sends strong signal uOttawa is "open for business partnerships" to advance its research and teaching mission.

The Common Law Section has secured $4.2 million in funding from The Law Foundation of Ontario (LFO), through the Comprehensive Program (2026–2029).

Canadian Lawyer has released its list of nominees for the 2026 Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers in Canada honours. Two professors from the Common Law Section have been recognized among this year’s finalists.

In the winter 2026 term, students in the Natural Resource and Environmental Management class at uOttawa did more than just study food systems. They helped design low cost, sustainable grow kits that are now being considered for use in the community.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced that former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour – a University of Ottawa law graduate – will be Canada’s next governor general.

As a clinical psychologist and professor at the University of Ottawa, Virginie Cobigo has spent her career working alongside people with cognitive disabilities. But several years ago, she realized that most researchers had never been taught how to meaningfully include these communities in their work...

The federal government has invested hundreds of millions to boost security for Canada’s World Cup 2026 host cities of Vancouver and Toronto, with the latter recently announcing the installation of temporary surveillance cameras.

When Indigenous communities want to understand how wildfire risk, temperature change, or shifting weather patterns affect their territories, finding clear and relevant information isn’t always easy. A student project showed how thoughtful digital design can help close that gap.

Discover the interesting projects of three young researchers completing their Master of Arts in Bilingualism Studies at OLBI.

La montée des tensions dans le détroit d’Ormuz, l’un des passages maritimes les plus stratégiques au monde, remet à l’avant-scène les règles juridiques qui encadrent la navigation, la souveraineté et les conflits en mer.