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The University of Ottawa hosted on May 28th its inaugural "Accessibility Challenge" during National Access-Ability Week 2024, demonstrating its commitment to inclusivity. The event featured experiential activities highlighting accessible recruitment needs and brought together various university sectors to improve campus accommodation systems.

In the fast-paced world of postsecondary education, where academics and research take centre stage, a longstanding uOttawa tradition encourages a healthy work-life balance and community spirit — the Employee Hockey League.

From examining the impact of technology and media on election integrity to driving significant societal change, Dr. Elizabeth Dubois’ innovative knowledge mobilization practices truly stand out and are celebrated this year by the Knowledge Mobilization Excellence Award for Early Career Researchers of the Office of the Vice President, Research and Innovation at the University of Ottawa.

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Explore insider advice for putting your best foot forward in this unique and innovative program.

Respiratory viruses continue to circulate in our community. As we start the Fall semester, please continue to follow public health advice so we can all enjoy a healthy and safe back-to-campus.

As the new semester begins, the Faculty of Medicine’s dynamic campus is coming alive once again in classrooms, clinics and labs! It’s a pleasure to welcome both returning students and those newly embarking on their exciting journey at the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Medicine.

The Art School Confidential exhibition at the Ottawa Art Gallery celebrates 50 years of artistic excellence and collaboration in the University of Ottawa’s Department of Visual Arts. Curated by Penny Cousineau-Levine, a professor emerita in the department, this exhibition features the work of 50 major artists who have been part of the department since its inception in 1974.

The University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering is embracing the digital future by launching two brand new online master’s programs: the Master of Interdisciplinary Artificial Intelligence (MIAI) and the Master of Digital Transformation and Innovation (MDTI). These programs will be offered entirely online, making them accessible to students across Canada.