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First Nations students and uOttawa teacher candidates both benefit from an enduring partnership that is helping to preserve Algonquin culture and bring Indigenous perspectives into the curriculum.

A uOttawa professor is at the forefront of an innovative project to save monarchs from extinction by mobilizing Canadians to keep an eye on habitats where the king of butterflies breeds.

Canada’s first Indigenous forensic pathologist found her career path in her first month of medical school after hearing a professor’s simple explanation about how cells change.

By trying out a variety of jobs, students like Esther Kim are expanding their horizons and adding value to their degrees. They are also invigorating workplaces, in Ottawa and beyond, with their energy and enthusiasm.

Syrian children joining classrooms across the country are the latest new arrivals being helped by caring teachers to integrate into Canadian society. 

The distinguished alumnus has given $5 million to uOttawa to create the Forum for Dialogue. His latest donation means we’ll hear from more powerful voices like Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Leymah Gbowee.

As innovators shake up the established financial services ecosystem, two alumni have carved out a niche in this rapidly evolving sector.

Veteran Globe and Mail health columnist André Picard argues that knowing something about the history of health care in Canada is crucial to understanding its current struggles.