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As an educator, policy analyst, and community volunteer, Renee St. Germain brings a richness of passion and perspective to the many roles she holds.

Meet the Class of 2024: Successful, inventive, inclusive and dedicated This year, some 10,000 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� students will receive their diplomas as family and friends cheer them on.

As we celebrate the Faculty of Education's class of 2024 graduation ceremony, we witness the extraordinary determination of the students who have overcome challenges to reach this significant milestone in their journey.

With education recognized as a pathway to opportunity, it’s disheartening that many students face barriers to basic access to nutritious food. The University of Ottawa’s Alumni Association has taken action to address this issue by pledging funds to support initiatives aimed at tackling food insecurity on campus.

Two students of the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Social Science contributed to discussions that aim to shape global policies as they attended the U7+@ NEXT and the NEXT Milan Forum 2024 that were hosted by the Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI) and Bocconi University in Italy, on 18 and 19 March 2024.

Every year, the 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� community gathers to celebrate outstanding alumni. With six awards recognizing alumni achievement and contribution to the alumni community, our annual awards ceremony is an inspiring affair. This year’s Awards of Excellence were presented to eight incredible recipients on Monday, June 3rd, 2024.

From the United Nations to the Canadian foreign service, Sabina Saeed (BComm ’03) and Bushra Saeed-Khan (BSocSc ’07) are leveraging their 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� degrees to bridge cultures and countries.

Whether it’s business, music, or supporting her family and community, Janet McKeage (BMus ’94) has built a life that integrates all that she loves and values. That includes staying closely connected to the Gee-Gees community as a proud 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� alumna.

Isabelle Wallace (MScN '18), member of the Indigenous Alumni Council and registered nurse, was the first Indigenous woman to serve as a nurse in her community, the Maliseet First Nation of Madawaska, New Brunswick. As national program coordinator of Indigenous Services Canada’s Public Health Surge Team, her vision of improving access to health care has taken on a Canada-wide scope. Having ju...

As a sustainability consultant and influential figure in the entertainment industry, Andrew Robinson (BA ’93) has committed his career to minimizing ecological footprints on set and promoting greener practices through media storytelling. His education at 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� was pivotal, sparking a lifelong dedication to sustainability that bridges on-screen narratives and behind-the-scenes operations.