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Med students hung red dresses around RGN in early May to call the spirits of the missing and murdered women, girls and 2-spirit peoples back to their loved ones.

With courses ranging from cinema to witchcraft, there’s much to discover this term. University of Ottawa offers a broad range of prerequisite-free electives, allowing you to explore new disciplines and broaden your outlook on the world. We know that building the ideal schedule is important, so here’s an updated list of courses you can take to fulfill your elective requirements.

Over the past year, the Office of the Chief Risk Officer has recognized the outstanding contributions of several members of the University community who have excelled in promoting workplace health and safety.

The Common Law Section celebrates the appointment of Professor Carissima Mathen, LSM, to the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario in Toronto.

The weather is warming up, which means that it’s time to dust off your helmet and pump up those tires. The annual, city-wide Let’s Bike Month in June is just around the corner!

Dr. Ruth Slack’s team, with first author Dr. Mohamed Ariff Iqbal, recently published new findings with important implications for aging and neurodegenerative disease.

A lot (of play!) has happened since we last spoke with the Canadian Playful School Network (CPSN)’s principal investigators, Trista Hollweck and Andrew Hargreaves, from the Faculty of Education. Looking back, it’s clear the initiative has grown into a movement with momentum.

Social media users are joining a "blockout" movement to protest against the lack of reaction from celebrities in response to the crisis in Gaza. What does this movement entail? Members of the media may directly contact:

Expensive, lifesaving treatments could be drastically reduced if Canada followed the U.S. model and started screening for breast cancer at 40.