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After two decades at the Civil Law Section, Dean Marie-Eve Sylvestre will become President of the University of Ottawa on July 1st.

The University of Ottawa has selected Marie-Eve Sylvestre as its 31st president and vice-chancellor. The appointment was approved by the Board of Governors on June 3, 2025.

Marie-Eve Sylvestre is preparing to begin a new chapter at the University of Ottawa, as president and vice-chancellor. Her enthusiasm is contagious. Right from the start of the interview, Sylvestre sets the tone: straight talk, a focus on the future and a deep conviction that knowledge has the power to transform society.

New sustainable approaches could make our bridges safer and serviceable for longer. Civil engineering PhD candidate Issa Fowai is helping shape the future of infrastructure repair in Canada.

Daniel Nguyen is graduating with an Honours BSc in Translational and Molecular Medicine (TMM), which offers active and experiential learning in cutting edge biomedical science.

Academic expertise to comment on: Manitoba’s wildfires

When Delphine Robitaille first arrived at the University of Ottawa in 2021, she thought she’d stay for just one year. Four years later, she’s graduating not only with an Honours BA in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences and a minor in Political Science — but also as one of the most impactful student leaders of her cohort.

How do you make a difference right away when you start studying medicine? For Dourra Assani, the answer comes down to one word: together.

Some students shine quietly — not through loud declarations, but through presence, resilience, and the way they make others feel seen. Laurie Rochon, who graduates with an Honours BA in Psychology and a GPA of 9.23, is one of those students. Her journey at the University of Ottawa reflects not only academic dedication but a deep emotional intelligence and a commitment to growing as both a scholar ...

Greg Coleman didn’t just study economics — he lived it, questioned it, and used it as a lens to understand the world. Originally from Connecticut, USA, Greg moved to Canada on a French language scholarship and completed an Honours BSocSc in Economics (French Immersion) at the University of Ottawa, graduating with a 9.0 GPA and a strong sense of civic purpose.