Taking her research to a mainstream audience
FAS Film and Media PhD student Jessica Turner one of only 12 selected to present at TEDxOttawa.
Glowing ghoul or chemical tool?
The toxic chemistry behind Victorian séances.
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.
Inside the dynamics of dog-human relationships
Â鶹¹ÙÍø’s psychology researchers are exploring canine behaviour and the factors that influence how dogs live, interact, and work with people.
FAS graduate student earns honours for thesis
The CAPES Thesis Award recognizes the best doctoral dissertations defended in Brazilian graduate programs.
Connecting voters with candidates
New debate guide focuses on the unique challenges of municipal elections.
Global honour for the Faculty of Arts and Science
Leo (Han) Yang becomes only the fourth undergraduate to earn this rare honour.
From royal libraries to digital futures
Thanyehténhas (Nathan Brinklow) is using artificial intelligence to build a platform for exploring historical texts in Indigenous language.