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Katie Green (BA ’05, Gee Gees Women's Swimming '03-'05) has always been good at spotting the opportunities around her. Her latest project, luxury knitwear company &Or Collective, fuses her years of experience working with global beauty and fashion brands with her desire to build a socially and environmentally conscious business.

As machine learning and artificial intelligence advance become more accessible, political actors are starting to experiment with AI-enabled tools. Whether creating synthetic content, detecting disinformation, tracking harassment or predicting voting outcomes, AI-powered technologies are playing an increasing role in democratic election processes.

This February 2024, the Département de français is honored to be present at the Salon du livre de l'Outaouais as a partner. Several members of the faculty and student community will be hosting and participating in activities between February 22 and 25. Discover our program! (*content only available in French*)

Citizen science – participation of members of the public in the production of scientific knowledge –  can take many forms. For example, last Spring I visited a snake enthusiast who maintains a study site, where he monitors Southern Rubber Boa population dynamics. He had searched for and photographed these snakes for many years, a hobby called herp...

University of Ottawa Professor Gilles Comeau and partners have struck a chord with the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), obtaining a $1 million grant to conduct research project targeting individuals with dementia and those at risk.

Are you ready for an unforgettable literary experience? Join us as a volunteer at the Salon du livre de l'Outaouais (SLO) 2024.

The OLBI Journal team is pleased to announce the publication of volume 13 (2023): From linguistic insecurity to security: Complexity and diversity of contexts.

Last December, Chloé St-Louis joined the OLBI’s marketing and development team as an intermediate adviser, communications and marketing.

MOBILLE 2024 is an international conference, the second edition of which will take place October 16 to 19, 2024 at UCLouvain in Belgium.

Reza Farzi, who is a Level IV language teacher and interim assistant director of the OLBI, has received the Geraldine Arbach Dedicated Service Award in recognition of his exceptional contributions as treasurer on the APTPUO board of directors for eight years.