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What do country music charts and non-profit training have in common? At first glance, not much. But in the hands of uOttawa professors Jada Watson and Isabelle Bourgeois, both things become powerful tools for driving equity.

As summer nears, the Faculty of Education’s Class of ’25 is ready to take the next step. We celebrated these new graduates on the Faculty’s Ottawa, Windsor and Toronto campuses and encouraged them to apply their learning to transform their educational settings.

From rural India to the lecture halls of the Faculty of Education, Steffie Dmello is building a meaningful career in education—a dream made possible by the O’Meara Family Scholarship.

The Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) recently issued a directive regarding the cost of course materials. According to uOttawa Academic Regulation A-2.4, professors must provide a syllabus during the first session of each course. This syllabus must include “the detailed cost of each required and optional textbook and learning material, specifying whether there are any restrictions preven...

The University of Ottawa will confer nine honorary doctorates during this year's spring Convocation ceremonies to be held June 8-12, 2025, at the Rogers Centre, to individuals whose exceptional careers have had a significant impact on their field of expertise and on society.

Missing more school days is linked to poor long-term life outcomes, especially for those with disabilities and mental health challenges.

Two major events this spring featured several opportunities to quench your thirst for knowledge and to connect with peers.

Imagine that you’re entering a classroom for your first internship. Your 15 students are smiling and listening to you. Everything is going well, up until one student screams, another one suddenly stands up for no reason, and a third starts silently crying.

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Banning cellphones in Quebec schools this fall

The Faculty of Education welcomes Roberta de Oliveira Soares, a new assistant professor in equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI). Drawn to sociology for its varied approaches to understanding how society works—including human behaviour, inequality, power and privilege—this first-generation scholar and newcomer to Canada says her immigration experience influences her teaching and research.