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Guest contributor to The Gee, Anaïs Rezaique, who is a fourth-year student in international development and globalization, and has been International House coordinator since 2022, describes how the student-run iHouse is a “sanctuary” for international students and helps build cultural bridges.

A holiday classic (directed by the late John Hughes), Home Alone also contains some helpful lessons on safety. The Occupational Health and Safety Team wishes you happy holidays with another satirical movie review. Warning: Possible spoilers ahead!

Students from the recently-launched Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Design share their unique experiences in the program, which offers a hands-on approach to learning and opportunities to make a real-world impact.

Keep your eyes on the prize by looking ahead to all the fun things you can do in Ottawa over the winter holidays, or if you simply need a quick break from studying.

International students can sign up to have a free dinner over the holidays with host families in the Ottawa region thanks to Friends for Dinner, an initiative started by a small team of volunteers in 2012 to show hospitality and build friendships.

Check out some of our exciting upcoming courses!

It’s getting real. As exams approach, here’s your ultimate list of the best, evidence-based advice and support available to University of Ottawa students.

Pride festivities under way this week are all about raising awareness and providing safe spaces for 2SLGBTQIA+ students, says 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� Students’ Union Pride Centre events supervisor Dakota Salva.

In a recent pilot study, Heather Poole, School of Psychology, and colleagues explored innovative ways to support undergraduate students in managing their academic responsibilities while maintaining a healthy balance with personal well-being. Titled “Implementation of a Goal Setting and Time Management Program in Undergraduate Courses,” this study focused on helping students develop practical skill...

How 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ�’s entrepreneurial ecosystem helped TerraFixing founder Vida Gabriel turn a love of chemistry into a $10 million carbon capture startup transforming Canada’s North.