Campus Creatives: Author Meadow L. Marie
Third-year theatre student Meadow L. Marie publishes their debut novel, King in the Clouds Fulcrum (F): So firstly, how are you doing? How's the book launch... Read more.
U of O Ranks 4th in Sustainable Transportation
On the go The University of Ottawa has been ranked fourth in North America in the Sustainable Transportation category by the Association of Advancement of... Read more.
Sens Student Army returns with $27 tickets for another year
You may think you have three options: bus, drive, or rideshare. These are all varying levels of terrible. Ever wondered how university students afford going... Read more.
EDITORIAL: Bill C-18, the nail in the coffin of Canadian journalism
Bill C-18 and its ramifications have been the stressor of the summer Writers, broadcasters, and artists involved in all aspects of the already dwindling... Read more.
Opinion: Bureaucracy and voter turnout: An inverse relationship
UOS-Who? I begin and end this piece by holding the following statements as true: voting is important; student governance is important; and a democratic body... Read more.
Ready, Set, Gee-Gees: the U of O Rocketry Club preps for Launch Canada competition
The Rocketry Team is a “passion project” for many students For several student clubs and organizations, the summer is seen as a time for rest,... Read more.
As climate change undermines food security, it also threatens our cultural diversity
IMAGINING A WORLD WITHOUT KIMCHI A staple food I grew up eating was kimchi. It’s something my family ate almost every day, either as a side dish or an... Read more.
BREAKING: Stefanie McKeough named head coach of the Gee-Gees Women’s hockey program
“We are looking forward to seeing her continue the great work being done with this program.” On July 20 Stefanie McKeough was announced as the head... Read more.
Ottawa, the city Taylor (and everyone else) forgot
"North-American tours" never seem to come far enough North People across Canada feel slighted. While making a full return to touring post-COVID-19, artists... Read more.
Review: 2023’s The Little Mermaid is a joyful dive full of magic and music
The star-studded film had all of the excitement of the 1989 classic The Little Mermaid, the live-action adaptation of the classic we all know and love, was... Read more.
Opinion: Non-Canadian citizens are at a disadvantage in finding CO-OP opportunities
Unequal opportunities are rampant in the CO-OP program Finding work for the summer is usually a cause of stress for university students across programs and... Read more.
Sports Confessional: Gee-Gees’ favourite teams growing up
Imagine being a Habs fan right now I’ve been made fun of for cheering for the Minnesota Wild, because “they suck,” or “really? They actually... Read more.
Editorial: Banks, brands, and bad calls — why has our university become so commercialized?
Take a look around: why are there so many brands on campus? How is it that we’ve lost (or “not reopened") so many small on-campus businesses — Pivik,... Read more.
I’m still alive: So that’s how my life’s going
"Blizzards do be addictive." – Charley Dutil Hi, it’s Charley. Not Anchal, but it’s ok, I got her blessing to revive and take over this column. By... Read more.
Jazz Night on Queen Street
Jazz band Essoudry delighted an intimate crowd When I walked into Jazz Night at the Queen St. Fare, I was pleasantly surprised by the warm and inviting... Read more.
Dear Di: I had sex in Thompson…
...and now I have chlamydia Dear Di, Last week, I started my post-secondary journey by making the trip from Oakville to Ottawa. After moving into the 90U... Read more.
Live from the Archives: Drinking is a fact—deal with it
Apparently, the SFUO has uncovered some news that Moses forgot to inform us about: the eleventh commandment — thou shalt not drink Originally published on... Read more.
Svec: The slow, steep decline of the dining hall
Forced intermittent fasting? Early to bed and early to rise makes Johnny a dull boy. Who wants to be dull? Not me! No matter how many “That Girl”... Read more.
The White Lotus and the decline of prestige television
Vaguely, the show’s arc resembles a Greek tragedy (if they were circular) When we think of prestige television, we might think of dramas like The Sopranos... Read more.
A look at the race for the UOSU Board of Governors: Question and answer with Hannan Mohamud
Mohamud talks about her vision for the Board of Governors The University of Ottawa and the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) are currently... Read more.
A look at the race for the UOSU Board of Governors: Question and answer with Sana Almansour
Almansour talks about her vision for the Board of Governors The University of Ottawa and the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) are currently... Read more.
A look at the race for the UOSU Board of Governors: Question and answer with Adam Walji
Walji talks about his vision for the Board of Governors The University of Ottawa and the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) are currently holding... Read more.
A look at the race for the UOSU Board of Governors: Question and answer with Liam Roche
Roche talks about his vision for the Board of Governors The University of Ottawa and the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) are currently holding... Read more.
A look at the races for the Senate and UOSU Board of Directors in the faculty of medicine
The Fulcrum shines a spotlight on Mawaia Elkbouli The University of Ottawa and the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) are currently holding... Read more.
A look at the race for the faculty of social science’s Senate seat
The Fulcrum shines a spotlight on Julia Alvi, Anjana Balachandran, Max Christie, Zineb Jouali and Bryanna Lavictoire The University of Ottawa Senate has one... Read more.