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The University of Ottawa Library is delighted to announce that Breana Sanders, MSc candidate in Environmental Sustainability at the University of Ottawa is the recipient of the 2026 Esri Canada scholarship.

The Morisset Library (MRT) general collection is currently beyond capacity, creating usability and safety issues for users in many areas of the stacks. As part of its broader collection strategy, the uOttawa Library is now into the second year of the MRT Collection Rightsizing Effort. This article provides a brief overview of the work so far and explains changes you may observe in the Library.

With the 93rd Acfas conference happening, discover how Francophone researchers are using comics to share their work with the general public.

Getting your research published is an important goal for many graduate students and professors, but doing so can come at a hefty cost. For researchers who are unfamiliar with scholarly publishing, or simply need support navigating the landscape, the uOttawa Library offers tools, resources, and expertise to assist them on their journey.

The University of Ottawa Library is delighted to announce that Professor Matthew McInnes is the recipient of the 2026 Open Scholarship Award. Since 2016, the Open Scholarship Award has recognized faculty leaders who demonstrate excellence in supporting and practicing open scholarship.

Are you a student working with GIS or ArcGIS? The University of Ottawa Library, in collaboration with ESRI Canada and the GSG Centre, is offering a $2,000 scholarship to recognize outstanding student work using ArcGIS and support future careers in GIS.

On November 17, 1983, the Secretary of State of Canada Serge Royal wrote a letter to Maria Rodriguez, Chairperson of Women Working with Immigrant Women (WWIW).

Did you know that archives from nearly 80 French authors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries are held in the Library's Archives and Special Collections? To mark the Mois de la francophonie, we are delighted to announce that this collection is now fully digitized and can be viewed online.

To mark the Mois de la francophonie, the Library is releasing a new episode of its “Trésors d’archives” podcast, which highlights various French-language documents from its Archives and Special Collections.

This Mois de la francophonie, discover how the Library supports French-language knowledge creation and Francophone culture at the University of Ottawa. In the fifth and final article in this series, we focus on the Library as a hub for Francophone culture on campus.