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Members of the media may directly contact the following experts: Mathieu Landriault (English and French) Part-time Professor, School of Political Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences [email protected] Dr. Landriault specializes in Arctic security and sovereignty issues in the circumpolar region in general and in Canada in particular. Monim Benais...

Teaching and learning is constantly evolving. These five points show what TLSS has implemented to improve the teaching and learning experience.

Members of the media may directly contact the following expert:   Jean-Thomas Bernard (English and French) Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences. Faculty affiliate, Institute of the Environment. [email protected] Professor Bernard's recent research focuses on topics related to energy economics: sector and in...

Workday is coming to uOttawa in 2023. But realistically, how will it improve productivity? How much simplification will it bring? To answer these questions, we decided to look at the administrative touchpoints of a professor. We needed to dive in deep and get specific about what the change will really mean.

Members of the media may directly contact the following experts: Dominique Arel (English and French) Chair of Ukrainian Studies and Associate Professor, School of Political Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences [email protected]   Ferry de Kerckhove (English and French) Senior Fellow, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, Faculty of S...

Children and youth who sustain a concussion are at increased risk of developing mental health issues shows a new study of children and youth aged five to 18 across Ontario, Canada over a 10 year period.

We were saddened to learn of the passing of Marc Jolicoeur last week. During his long years working to promote the development and influence of the University of Ottawa, he was a gentleman and a friend to all who knew him. He will be remembered as an outstanding leader and builder whose generosity knew no bounds.  Marc’s connection to the Univer...

February is Black History Month, an ideal moment to update the community on our collective efforts to create a campus grounded in inclusive excellence. I am grateful for the work we have done together as a community so far. Many students, staff and faculty have made valuable contributions of their time and experience.

Mental health is a major concern for students, particularly with the pandemic liable to cause increased stress. Knowing the resources available to you or your peers can promote better mental health and help you succeed in your studies. This article takes a brief look at the services offered here.

The struggle again racism is ideological in nature, as is closing one’s eyes to racism, tolerating it or calling those who denounce it ideologues. Fighting racism requires courage, the courage to seek to build a better world.