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Escaping the campus for a coffee or tea break is an excellent way to get shake off some stress and recharge. Ottawa has a lively caffeine scene, with many pleasant spots to study, meet friends or just relax with a hot drink.

Last spring, UOSU’s Sustainable Development Centre (SDC) launched their first sustainability grant after seeing the passion and enthusiasm that our Green Rep volunteers brought to creating new projects on campus. As a team, they thought it would be empowering for students to create and lead these projects thanks to administrative support and funding from the SDC and UOSU. And so the sustainability...

Oh, the sweet, sweet arrival of Reading Week! A time for students not only to study, but also to recharge. If you’re staying in Ottawa this Reading Week, take advantage of your downtime and discover some of Ottawa’s iconic landmarks — all within walking distance of our campus. Whether you’re a history buff, a culture enthusiast or just in it for some good old fashioned fun, here are six must-visit...

Here’s how our Dining Hall became the first in Canada to achieve four-star Green Restaurant certification, and what you can do to dine ethically and support sustainability.

Student writing mentors, who have lots of experience helping their peers through the Academic Help Writing Centre, share their best advice for academic success (and survival).

The University of Ottawa invites students, alumni and the community to Pandafest – a program meant to ensure safe, respectful celebrations for the most cherished game in university football: The Panda game.

To ensure the safety of our community on Panda Day, please note that access to some buildings will be restricted this Sunday, October 1.

In recent weeks, isolated incidents have taken place on the University of Ottawa campus that have threatened people’s safety and security. These incidents have targeted individuals who work in the areas of feminist and gender studies, race and antiracism, Indigenous identities, and the rights of all marginalized groups and identities. We take thes...

The third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 is a time to reflect on the historical and continuing impact of the Indian residential school system, which operated in Canada from the 1870s to the 1990s. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada issued its 94 calls to action for governments, institutions and individuals. Here are some examples of what the 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ�...

The Panda Game between the 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� Gee-Gees and the Carleton Ravens football teams — the best known and biggest Canadian university sporting rivalry — takes place October 1.