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The Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI), located in the Faculty of Arts, is seeking external applications from tenured associate or full professors working full-time at a research institution outside the National Capital Region for a new Research Chair in Bilingualism Studies

The Faculty of Arts is proud to announce that Sophie Desjardins and Chantal Forget have received the Administrative Staff Award of Excellence for 2022.

The Faculty of Arts is proud to announce that Professor Elena Valenzuela is the recipient of the Distinguished Teaching Award (APUO professor, regular appointment) for the Faculty of Arts!

The Faculty of Arts is proud to announce that Professor Adele Reinhartz is the 2022 recipient of the Faculty of Arts Professor of the Year Award.

The Faculty of Arts is proud to announce that Professor Anne-Marie Ouellet is the 2022 recipient of the Early Researcher of the Year award.

The Faculty of Arts is proud to announce that Izabel Barsive, a part-time professor at the Department of Communication, is the recipient of the Award for Excellence in Teaching (Part-time Professors) for the Faculty of Arts.

The bilingual Faculty of Arts at the University of Ottawa prioritizes research and creative activities that contribute to public debate. To that end, the Faculty seeks outstanding early career BIPOC scholars to join our community of researchers as New Scholars in Arts without Borders.

How a group of researchers at uOttawa’s Faculty of Engineering is partnering with Indigenous communities to address infrastructure needs.

When Professor Agatha Schwartz watched the 2008 movie A Woman in Berlin, the true story of a German woman who was raped by Red Army soldiers near the end World War II, she was “just flabbergasted.” And surprised that few people were talking about these atrocities. Sorting through the little research that had been conducted in this field, she decided to make a meaningful contribution to preserving ...

When many people think of country music, the things that come to mind are usually cowboy hats, southern accents, and white guys: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Garth Brooks. Jada Watson is setting out to prove that idea wrong.