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When Jenna Keindel was 16, doctors diagnosed her with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), a rare and progressive condition that weakens muscles over time. Without an exact genetic match, they could only assume her diagnosis, leaving Jenna without answers about how her condition would evolve. For years, her symptoms worsened, and she eventually began using a wheelchair — all while the search for...

In the late 1980s, Women Against Free Trade argued that Canada should plan its trade partnerships keeping both social and economic goals in mind.

It's already time for final exams! Here are some tips and resources that could help you study during the exam period.

It’s time to hit the books and get ready to ace those exams. Whether you’re looking to organize a complete study schedule with classmates, or just need to find a spot to review your notes for a few hours, we’ve got you covered. We’ve curated a comprehensive list of the best places on campus to study, all nearby and with pleasant views to motivate you.

As we celebrate the Mois de la Francophonie, discover these French-language podcasts produced by members of our 91��Ʒ���ϳԹ� community.

The past informs the present. As hard-won civil and reproductive rights face renewed threats, records of historical struggles serve as blueprints for action, reminding us that history is not just something to study but something to carry forward.

In alignment with International Women’s Day (8 March 2025), the University of Ottawa Library and the Canadian Commission for UNESCO (CCUNESCO) are pleased to announce the addition of the Canadian Women’s Movement Archives Collection to the Canada Memory of the World Register. The Canada Memory of the World Register recognizes documentary heri...

March marks Mois de la Francophonie! Celebrate with us at the Library and explore a variety of events and initiatives.

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Founded by Makeda Silvera and Stephanie Martin in 1984, Sister Vision published groundbreaking books and anthologies that courageously explored the intersection of race and sexuality.