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Looking for a quick reference guide to life on campus during the final exam period and over the Spring–Summer term? Look no further! Here are the opening hours for the places on campus to eat, work out, de-stress and plan your future career.

The current state of the job market can be stressful and demoralizing. With summer almost here, having a growing pile of job applications and nothing to show for it can leave you feeling defeated and doubting your abilities.

As summer approaches, the city of Ottawa is heating up with exceptional festivals. From musical enchantment to culinary exploration, art appreciation and athletic fervour, our capital city offers a rich array of cultural experiences.

First of all, congratulations! However, before you head out into the world, here are a few things you need to know.

Summer isn’t just about rest and relaxation. Many students will be working hard, and some have some truly extraordinary plans. Here are just a few students who are doing everything they can to fulfil their dreams.

It’s time to hit the books and get ready to ace those exams. Whether you’re looking to organize a complete study schedule with classmates, or just need to find a spot to review your notes for a few hours, we’ve got you covered. We’ve curated a comprehensive list of the best places on campus to study, all nearby and with pleasant views to motivate you.

Design Day is the perfect initiative for uOttawa students to show that they’re prepared to meet the challenges of the job market. Held twice a year, Design Day brings together industry professionals, families, friends, faculty members and students. This showcase is worth seeing — the many projects, prototypes, apps, design plans and websites serve as a call for innovation.

It’s crunch time for the men’s hockey Gee-Gees as they play a crucial semifinal game March 22 in the 2025 U Sports University Cup.

Located on the University Centre ground floor, the Carrefour francophone is a place where the francophone world meets. To mark the Mois de la Francophonie, students share why they like it so much that meeting friends there has become a daily habit.

With course evaluations underway until March 28, Anne-Sophie Gnassou, a graduate student in public and international affairs, explains why it matters and how you can have a lasting impact.