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Academic expert(s) available to comment on current events: Mass Shootings in Australia and the USA Context: This weekend, two mass shootings - one on Bondi Beach in Australia during a celebration of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah and the other in a classroom at Brown University in the United States - sparked renewed discussions about gun control, public safety, antisemitism, the psycho...

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This article centres Indigenous—specifically Kanien’kehà:ka (Mohawk)—understandings of law, healing, and justice to contribute to debates on criminal justice reform and abolition. Drawing on Kanien’kehà:ka politico-legal traditions, including the Great Law of Peace and the concept of the Good Mind, it offers a relational and community-based perspective on responding to harm.

This year’s top research stories showcase the power of collaboration. By uniting disciplines and engaging communities and industry, these partnerships deepen our understanding of society’s most pressing challenges and shape solutions that deliver real impact.

Congratulations to the Metadata Creation team, which was awarded the President's Award for Best Practices in Francophonie and French Language Services at the 2025 University of Ottawa President’s Awards Gala.

We’re delighted to announce that Martin Simard, logistics co-ordinator, procurement, at the Faculty of Medicine, has been named Health and Safety Leader for August 2025.

Canada and the European Union recently strengthened their digital partnership - including accelerating the research and adoption of artificial intelligence - during a recent meeting of the Digital Partnership Council.

For Professor Monica Nevins, math has never been confined to the pages of a textbook. It’s a living discipline built on ideas, driven by community and elevated by collaboration. This year, the Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) recognized her lifelong dedication to the discipline with the 2025 Graham Wright Award for Distinguished Service. It honours not only her remarkable academic contributions...

The Civil Law Section is pleased to share its 2024-2025 Annual Research Report, presented this year in an all-new online format that offers an accessible, immersive look at the breadth and impact of our research.

The Common Law Section’s 2023-2025 Biennial Research Report is now available in a dynamic new online format designed to make it easier than ever to explore the depth, diversity, and real-world impact of our research.