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Members of the media may directly contact:Kate Kehoe (English only)Visiting Professor, Faculty of Law - Common Law Section. [email protected] Kehoe's fields of research include child ...

The University took a major step forward during a recent mission to China led by President Marie-Eve Sylvestre, where representatives visited new and current partners from among that country’s most ...

The University of Ottawa, which is the largest French-English bilingual university in the world, has partnered with France Universités, an association of French universities and institutions of higher ...

“Whether through community involvement, educational pursuits or entrepreneurship, these youth truly have the ‘wow’ factor and are making a powerful difference,” says Jesse Card, executive director of ...

Science student Alexanne Lapierre and engineering student Nico Couton, both recipients of a 2025 Schulich Leader Scholarship, are fired up with infectious energy and a strong desire to build a more ...

For decades, astronomers have believed that dark matter and dark energy make up most of the universe, however, a new study suggests they might not exist at all. Instead, what we perceive as dark ...

Two decades on, the Indigenous-led program is both a legacy and a living project: sustaining a proud record of achievement while firmly oriented toward a more just, equitable, and inclusive health ...

A young patient clutches her crocheted monkey with a prosthetic leg as she’s wheeled into surgery, bravely telling the medical team that she would look just like her new friend afterward.The ...

Located in the capital of a G7 country, the University of Ottawa is at the doorstep of federal and local governments and has ready access to some of the most influential Canadian institutions. With ...

The Institute for Science, Society and Policy is a cross-faculty Institute at the University of Ottawa exploring the links between science, society and policy.

Timothy Chooi, associate professor of violin at the University of Ottawa’s School of Music, has received this year’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Research Award, presented by the Office of the ...