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“Motion in Air (Ma)” was inspired by the location’s connection to water, sky and plant life, and the concept of environmental optimism. The artistic process involved repeated refinements, exchange of ideas and dialogue over two years between Macklem and the Mirabella team.

Nous avons le plaisir d'offrir cinq séminaires cet automne au cycle supérieur.

The Faculty of Arts is proud to announce a partnership between the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training of the Kingdom of Spain and the University of Ottawa. The partnership was spearheaded by Dean Kevin Kee and Professor Luis Abanto Rojas, Director of the Spanish BA program. At the Faculty of Arts, we love to celebrate language and cultural...

This article contains original text from April 2004 written by Dr. Georges Sioui, then Coordinator of the Aboriginal Studies Program at the University of Ottawa. Dr. Sioui is currently an Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Indigenous Research and Studies. The text has been edited for clarity.

Statistics Canada is conducting a new Survey on the Official Language Minority Populationnorth_eastexternal link to better understand the needs of the communities making up this group in Canada

Discover the journey in images of our graduates from the Major in French as a Second Language. The videos were produced as part of the Portfolio sommatif : Réflexion sur les résultats d’apprentissage course taught by Professor Monika Jezak.

The Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages has published an infographic on its website to break down the main points regarding linguistic insecurity and explain some key related concepts.

Once more, this cohort of graduates has shown its resilience, allowing it to skillfully complete university studies despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Creating better cities for the future. That’s the goal of the University of Ottawa Sustainable Cities Initiative, which will bring together a critical mass of experts, researchers and graduate students to undertake interdisciplinary, collaborative, solutions-oriented research that will help cities across the country and around the world become more sustainable.

The Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI), located in the Faculty of Arts, is seeking internal applications from regular, full-time, tenured faculty at the University of Ottawa at the Associate or Full Professor level for a new research chair in Bilingualism