See you at Homecoming!

With dozens of events planned for the third annual Homecoming celebration, you’ll find any number of reasons to be on campus from September 27 to 30. Don’t miss the big band sounds of the STEVENS & KENNEDY Band, making its second appearance at Homecoming.

Surveying the graduate student experience

This year, the University participated in the Graduate and Professional Student Survey for its first time.

Client Service Week: I make a difference!

The University launches the second campus-wide client service week.

Tracking hazardous material made simpler

The University, in collaboration with three other partner institutions, is developing a hazardous materials inventory software.

Maher Arar and Monia Mazigh address Common Law students

Maher Arar and Monia Mazigh address some of the challenges that law students face in their professional paths.

Your opinion counts!

In early October, you will be invited to complete a short online survey to help you plan your retirement.

Accords reinforce medical partnerships

The Faculty of Medicine has signed formal five-year agreements that will renew and reinforce its partnership with the following institutions: The Ottawa Hospital, the Montfort Hospital, The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, The Royal Ottawa Health Care Group, Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Health Service, the University of Ottawa Heart Institute and the Queensway Carleton Hospital.

School of Management planned its work, then worked its plan

Like any good business person, Micheál Kelly set a list of key milestones when he became dean of the University’s School of Management.

New archives on the francophonie

The Centre for Research on French Canadian Culture celebrated the donation of new archival materials.

Spread the Net Challenge kicks off at uOttawa

The University was the first Canadian institution to take up the Spread the Net Campus Challenge.

Mental health under discussion

According to current estimates, one in five Canadians will likely suffer from a mental illness at some point in their life.

Rogers Television announces 2nd annual choir competition

Rogers Television plans ahead for its choir competition aimed at the francophone community.

Two-Minute Interview - Marie Clausén

Marie Clausén of the University of Ottawa Press says, "The great beauty of life is that it can take you anywhere."

Highlighting the relevance of law in everyday life

From the time he arrived at the University of Ottawa as a student in 1986, Denis Boivin knew he wanted to be a professor.

In memoriam

The University extends its most sincere condolences to the families of three uOttawa students who lost their lives on September 8.

Caroline Andrew: first chair of Echo

The Ontario government names Caroline Andrew as the first chair of Ontario’s new women’s health agency.