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The third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 is a time to reflect on the historical and continuing impact of the Indian residential school system, which operated in Canada from the 1870s to the 1990s. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada issued its 94 calls to action for governments, institutions and individuals. Here are some examples of what the uOttawa...

The Panda Game between the uOttawa Gee-Gees and the Carleton Ravens football teams — the best known and biggest Canadian university sporting rivalry — takes place October 1.

Our campus is full of great places to chill and chat. Why not snap the perfect Instagram photo while you’re there? Grab a friend and go check out these top nine spots for yourselves.

The fall 2023 Writing Cafés series will take place at the Morisset Library (MRT144), on Wednesdays, from September 20 to December 6.

The 2023–2024 Gee-Gees varsity sports season has begun and the women’s soccer, women’s rugby and men’s football teams are all ranked in the national top 10. Fall is a great time to be a Gee-Gee!

The Sandy Hill residents’ community association extends a warm welcome to all new and returning students.

Volunteering comes with its share of advantages, and the results are rewarding for both the community and your career development. These students share their stories. Get inspired!

The university of Ottawa campuses are buzzing again, filled with students, faculty, and staff, as the start of the fall semester is upon us.

Former uOttawa student Adrianna Exposée, who’s hosting a Welcome Week drag show and bingo night, had her first paid gig right here.

5 quick questions with DJ PAQS