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Dans un milieu juridique où les juristes de la communauté noire demeurent trop peu nombreux, une initiative étudiante cherche à mettre en lumière leurs trajectoires.

Can international climate negotiations still deliver the ambitious and collaborative solutions that our planet desperately needs? After thirty years of climate talks at the UN, what progress has been made, and what are the limits of multilateral climate action?

From safeguarding democracy in the age of AI to advancing health equity for migrant families and rethinking access to court data in a digital era, three new research professorships at the Common Law Section are tackling some of today’s most pressing legal and societal challenges.

From diagnostic tools powered by machine learning to generative AI systems that support clinical decision-making, artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming health care. Ensuring these technologies are safe, effective and trustworthy is now a pressing legal and policy challenge.

Alex Ikejiani is going home to Nova Scotia.

For more than a decade, Professor Amy Salyzyn has helped shape how lawyers, scholars, and the public think about ethics, technology, and legal practice.

Des étudiants en droit ont sorti le nez des livres pour chausser leurs patins lors de la première édition de Justice on Ice, un match de hockey caritatif les opposant à des membres du Service de police d’Ottawa.

Deux étudiantes de la Section de droit civil de la Faculté de droit de l’Université d’Ottawa ont remporté des prix individuels lors de l’édition 2026 du concours Guy-Guérin, tenue les 6 et 7 février derniers au palais de justice de Montréal. Célia Jolin s’est vu décerner le prix de la meilleure plaidoirie, tandis qu’Amina Hadji a reçu le prix du meilleur exposé préliminaire.

As climate change accelerates the opening of the Arctic Ocean, questions of who governs, who protects, and who benefits from its vast marine spaces have become increasingly urgent.

Let’s celebrate the families within the Fauteux family!