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This book investigates how racialized undergraduate students’ memories of racism and its attendant violences shape their lives, emotional worlds, and educational trajectories.

It is with great sadness that the Faculty of Social Sciences and the School of Political Studies announce the passing of our colleague, Professor André Vachet, Professor Emeritus at the School of Political Studies and former Director of the Department of Political Science (1973-1976).

The Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) was delighted to host Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier for an exchange with students on April 24, 2023.

Professor and Director of the Center on Governance Eric Champagne, our Center Affiliate Researcher Olivier Choinière, and our Research Assistant Aracelly Denise Granja published an article "Post-Pandemic Work in the Public Sector: a New Way Forward or a Return to the past ?"

Manon discovered her purpose at a very young age. “I remember at 8 years old while working on a collage and it hit me. I couldn’t understand in my head why women didn’t have the same equal voting rights. It was then that I knew this would be my calling”, said Manon.

Hubert Marleau (BASc ’67) has had a long and prolific career as an entrepreneur, investor, and economist. But his first investment deal was struck at home.

Alexandre Baril’s research sits at the crossroads of gender, queer, trans, disability/crip/Mad studies, critical gerontology and critical suicidology. In a new book, the Associate Professor from the Faculty of Social Science’s School of Social Work has a radical approach to helping suicidal people, asserting that existing suicide prevention services do more harm than good.

(in French only) «Tout ceci fut une expérience enrichissante! En œuvrant au sein de cette organisation, j’ai pu apprendre beaucoup sur les femmes et leurs conditions de vie en Bolivie et j’ai aussi pu partager mes connaissances.»

uOttawa’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Black Health survey reveals scope of coronavirus vaccine hesitancy in Black communities in relation to healthcare.

"My time spent working at WUSC was beneficial because it gave me the opportunity to gain experience in a field that is highly relevant to my area of academic concentration."