A bubbly solution for a century-old challenge
Scientists are searching for elusive dark matter particles using a bubble chamber placed deep underground.
The traits shaping urban birdlife
The song sparrow has made itself at home in North American cities. From parks and gardens to roadsides and residential neighbourhoods, it has adapted to living alongside people. Yet many other bird species struggle to survive as natural habitats give way to urban development.
Taking her research to a mainstream audience
FAS Film and Media PhD student Jessica Turner one of only 12 selected to present at TEDxOttawa.
Transformative gift supports public engagement in SURP
FAS alumnus Dr. David Gordon provides funding to create Public Lecture and Events Fund.
Computing students earn top marks
Five Faculty of Arts and Science undergraduates win first place at Chengdu 80 hackathon.
Recognizing teaching and graduate student excellence
The Dean's Teaching and Learning Awards honour the best examples of inclusive and evidence-based teaching practices.
Uncovering the stories of empire
Professor Gauvin Alexander Bailey focuses on the lives of colonized people and their legacies in a new book – the third in an unofficial trilogy – about architecture and slavery in the French Empire.
Teaching excellence takes centre stage
ºÚÁϳԹÏ×ÊÔ´ educators and staff were celebrated at the annual teaching awards reception for their remarkable contributions.