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La soirée du 7 juin fut une soirée de réjouissance, de réflexion et de reconnaissance, lors de la Cérémonie de célébration de la première cohorte du certificat en droit autochtone.

Families, friends and faculty members gathered to celebrate the achievements of the Faculty of Law’s remarkable class of 2023.

It’s that time of year, when nearly 9,000 graduating students walk across the stage to receive their diploma. At this time, we realize the breadth of experiences and the hard work and determination that go into being a uOttawa student.

Congratulations to alum François Baril, (LLB ’96), who has been awarded the Law Society of Ontario Medal.

The future looks bright. It has been a long, arduous road for the Class of 2023, yet they learned to adapt, develop a good dose of resilience, and didn’t let a global pandemic stop them from achieving their goals. These thinkers, makers, dreamers, and doers - all 8,677 of them - will celebrate their hard-earned accomplishment over the next few days, as the University of Ottawa hosts its Spring Con...

Among the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is the necessity to “ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.”

Our students inspire us. Their unique backgrounds, contributions and perspectives promise a lasting, positive impact and an equitable, sustainable and inclusive future.

Since the outbreak of Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine in February 2022, questions abound about the effects of martial law on Ukrainian institutions.

Professor Amy Salyzyn is interested in how technology can be used to facilitate more effective access to justice. This spring, she and a team of law students joined with the Ontario Justice Education Network (OJEN) to challenge high school students from Ontario to learn and think about access to justice and to develop concepts for digital tools that could contribute to reducing the access to justi...

Depuis quelques années, on entend de plus en plus parler du phénomène généralisé des violences obstétricales et gynécologiques. Des voix qu’on a d’abord traitées avec indifférence ou qu’on a refusé d’entendre s’intensifient, et dénoncent des actes sexistes et des violences commises pendant les examens gynécologiques ou l’accouchement.