Professor Stephen Brown, professor and researcher at the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Social Sciences, has recently published research on reconciling conflicting development cooperation principles. His article explores how to balance country ownership with LGBTQI+ inclusion in hostile environments, addressing a critical gap in international development theory and practice.
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Inspiring Minds at uOttawa’s Bilingual Math Camp
Five outstanding athletes from four different faculties at the University of Ottawa will proudly represent Canada at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Among them are current students Bianca Borgella, Anne Fergusson, and Trinity Lowthian, along with alumni Julia Hanes and Brianna Hennessy. Competing in four distinct sports, this group forms the largest uOttawa contingent ever to participate in a single Paralympic Games, with hopes high for bringing home some hardware.
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Reconciling Development Principles for LGBTQI+ Inclusion
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Celebrating 50 years of creativity at the University of Ottawa
The Art School Confidential exhibition at the Ottawa Art Gallery celebrates 50 years of artistic excellence and collaboration in the University of Ottawa’s Department of Visual Arts. Curated by Penny Cousineau-Levine, a professor emerita in the department, this exhibition features the work of 50 major artists who have been part of the department since its inception in 1974.
Contextualisation et recontextualisation du patrimoine culturel au Bénin : du sacré au profane, une gestion à repenser?
Opêoluwa Blandine Agbaka is an associate professor at the Institut national des métiers d'art, d'archéologie et de culture (INMAAC) at the University …
Exploring the lived experiences of doctoral students through an equity lens
Join us for the next event in our Research Conversations Series entitled “Exploring the lived experiences of doctoral students through an equity lens…
Graduate Studies Information Session on External Scholarships
The Office of Graduate Studies is hosting an information session on external scholarships on September 12.