When Tareyn Johnson, director of Indigenous Affairs, describes Hoop Two of uOttawa’s new Indigenous Action Plan, she returns to the image of a tree. “You grow from where you are,” she says. That simple idea—growth rooted in place—captures the spirit behind this section of the plan.
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Student engagement at the University of Ottawa: Two inspiring stories
At the University of Ottawa, student engagement is hands on and powerful. Constance-Marguerite Proulx and Nadine Cheffi, two 2025 graduates, are very good examples of this. One, a sociologist to be, explores systemic barriers in politics. The other, a future ophthalmologist, advocates for more inclusive medicine.
Indigenous curriculum and research at uOttawa: Growing from where we are
A Win for One is a Win for All: Wolfgang Wuttke-Stanton on Humility, Community,…
As he prepares to graduate from the Faculty of Law (Common Law Section), Wolfgang Wuttke-Stanton, affectionately known by those closest to him as Wolfie, reflects not on personal accolades, but on the collective strength that brought him to this moment.
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National Indigenous History Month!
June is National Indigenous History month. We honour the heritage, cultures, contributions, and resilience of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.…
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Celebrate Pride Month at the Library
June is Pride Month! At the Library, we're celebrating the 2SLGBTQI+ community with a vibrant display of books and resources at the Morisset Library.…
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ICCCASU 2025
Humanizing Urbanization: Housing, Livelihoods, and Sustainable Cities in a Changing World"You are invited to the 6th ICCCASU Conference. Taking place …
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