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As Franco-Ontarians prepare to commemorate their annual flag day across the province, the Centre de recherche sur les francophonies canadiennes (CRCCF) will proudly celebrate reaching the venerable age of 65, as it launches its 2023–2024 programming.

Saturday, September 30th, 2023, marks the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, created in response to Action 80 of the 2015 Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s 94 Calls to Actions.

The fall 2023 Writing Cafés series will take place at the Learning Crossroads in the Learning Lab (CRX 230), on Wednesdays, from September 20 to December 6.

Have you ever come across Creative Commons (CC) licences in the course of your research and teaching? Perhaps you have been asked to select a licence when submitting your work to uO Research, or have shared CC-licensed open access materials with your students or classmates. But how do CC licences work and interact with copyright?

The uOttawa Library wishes you a successful academic year.

The uOttawa Library is pleased to welcome both new and returning students, as well as Faculty and Researchers! We hope that you've enjoyed your summer break.

Have you ever heard of PCI, also known as Peer Community In? As a free, transparent peer review service, Peer Community In is led by communities of researchers who review and approve preprints in their discipline.

Are you a professor, instructor, or member of the academic staff? Placing course materials on reserve provides students with remote and easy access to academic materials!

2023 results also show user satisfaction improved, compared to 2021

The future looks bright. It has been a long, arduous road for the Class of 2023, yet they learned to adapt, develop a good dose of resilience, and didn’t let a global pandemic stop them from achieving their goals. These thinkers, makers, dreamers, and doers - all 8,677 of them - will celebrate their hard-earned accomplishment over the next few days, as the University of Ottawa hosts its Spring Con...