February 2013
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Navigating Turbulent Waters
The University of Ottawa is home to many of Mathieu Fleury's constituents. As an alumnus, the first-time city councillor knows this place well.
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Father Roger Guindon: man of many talents
On November 17, the entire university community was plunged into grief by very sad news—Father Roger Guindon, the clergyman of deeply held beliefs, had died at 92.
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Living Off the Wall… Literally
Soon “living walls” will be a common sight in many public areas. But for the time being, the University of Ottawa has the tallest in Canada.
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Les Yeux: old eyes get youth cure
From the back wall of MacDonald Hall, they've peered out over the city for more than four decades.
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A Home on Campus
If walls could talk—especially those in the basement of the University of Ottawa's Morisset Hall—they would have plenty to say about success stories, community building and great friendships at CHUO FM 89.1.
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Tabaret is a monthly digital publication highlighting the stories that have shaped and continue to shape our university's history.
Editor's blog
Tabaret: new look, new direction
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
It must be said: the winds of major change are blowing across the University of Ottawa campus! While our university draws its strength from its deep roots and traditions, it also reflects our constantly changing society, and is focused on the latest social and technological breakthroughs.
