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Visit the  Canadian Home Children Project by Elizabeth Jay to learn more about impoverished English children sent to Canada in the hope of improving their lives. A highlight of this digital history project is the interactive map that traces where the 164 children who arrived on the SS Minnedosa in September 1922 ended up in Canada and the informat...

HIS3301: Selected Topics in History Across Borders : Human Rights History

Timothy Chooi, a celebrated violinist and assistant professor in the School of Music, has forged a unique path in the world of classical music.

The Department of English is proud to welcome award-winning historical novelist Kate Heartfield as its Writer-in-Residence for the Fall term of 2024.

How can we ensure that emerging technologies improve and add to the individual and collective on- and off-campus experience and expand certificate and degree programs as well as lifelong education? Faculty of Arts professors have led the University of Ottawa in pioneering new and innovative teaching practices and modalities; the Learning Futures Fund supports their creativity, innovation and exper...

Carrefour et mobilités francophones, is an event organised by the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI) of the University of Ottawa and the Fédération internationale des professeurs de français (FIPF).

The University of Ottawa is strengthening ties between academia and government. With support from its Office of Public Policy Research and Outreach (OPPRO), the University aims to promote the expertise of our research community and to increase the impact of their research in improving Canadian public policy.

The Faculty of Arts is thrilled to present the third edition of the Student Showcase, an inspiring exhibition highlighting a diverse and captivating collection of creative works produced by our talented visual arts students.

A few days ago, Adam Fleischmann embarked on a new adventure as a postdoctoral researcher in urban sustainability with the Sustainable Cities Initiative. For the next two years, he will be working on a research project titled “Feeling Climate Change: Energy Ethics and Climate Affects in France,” the product of research efforts spanning more than 10 years.

During her tenure as the Gordon F. Henderson Chair in Human Rights (2016-2021), history professor Meredith Terretta noticed a significant and troubling gap in the academic research on migration and displacement: locally centred perceptions of migration, and the experiences of hosting communities in sub-Saharan Africa, were not adequately represented in academic papers produced in the Global North....