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Ola Mirzoeva, 2L, has spent her summer shooting for the stars – quite literally.

À Uashat, sur la Côte-Nord, une vingtaine d’étudiants-es de la Section de droit civil ont vécu cet été une expérience hors du commun: explorer l’ordre juridique innu à travers la tradition orale, au bord du Saint-Laurent et au cœur du Nitassinan. Bien loin des bancs de la Faculté.

C’est avec une grande tristesse que nous annonçons le décès d’André Jodouin, professeur retraité de la Section de droit civil, survenu lundi à l’hôpital d’Ottawa.

Raphaëlla Ayina, diplômée de la Section de droit civil, a reçu le prestigieux prix Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella, décerné par la Société royale du Canada le 10 septembre dernier.

Increasingly, the world is recognizing that international trade has a crucial role to play in realizing global climate and sustainability goals, protecting human rights and promoting inclusion across the globe.

Get to know the people behind the scenes who are here to support your academic journey, guiding you to the best resources for your research and studies.

Growing up in a Black neighbourhood with limited resources and role models, community was vital to Desron Harry, JD ’24.

The Indigenous Law Student Governance (ILSG) is thrilled to announce Juliana Strickland as the winner of the 2024 Orange T-Shirt Contest.

Four standout scholars from the University of Ottawa have recently been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for their remarkable work in intellectual property law, biomaterials, political communication and anti-corruption mechanisms. As newly elected Fellows and Members of the College, they are tackling timely world issues head-on.

The highest judicial institution in the country, the Supreme Court of Canada will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2025. Yet, despite the Court's undeniable impact on Canadian society, politics and economy, its workings, history and legacy remain largely unknown to the public.