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Matthew Edginton formerly served on the 2023-2024 Board of Directors for UOSU before resigning soon after being elected.
There is a mafia in Sandy Hill and your landlord is a member.
Steven Warren is a 19-year-old who has run for office three times, twice being for the Green Party of Ontario.
Doug Ford is now drowning in low approval ratings so he decides to become a copycat of Meatball Ron!
Starting out at U of O, you probably find the amount of reading material excessive, but you are not alone.
Frosh week from the perspective of a guide; but also the perspective of a student who is just fed up with this administration.
We have lost access to one of our more accessible places to post new articles, share story call-outs, and ultimately engage with our audience.
Did you know the U of O is home to some of the largest political campus clubs in the country?
During frosh, there was a small protest in front of RBC’s booth at the Clubs and Wellness Fair. Protester Sarah Donnelly shares her story.
You don’t need to live on or near campus to find your community at the University of Ottawa, and here’s why.
I begin and end this piece holding the following statements as true: voting is important; student governance is important; and a democratic body having the freedom to criticize their elected representatives is important.
On2Ottawa has recently been in the news holding up traffic and even splashing pink paint on works of art in the National Art Gallery.
By December of my first year I had lived in 3 different off-campus rentals, each worse than the last. I was looking for someplace cheap, someplace close to campus. I found this, and along with it, cockroaches, filth, and the strain of unfamiliar roommates.
My mom won’t be able to ride a bike for the rest of the season and I blame Mark.
In June I attended a counter-protest to an “anti-woke protest” right here in Ottawa. On Sunday I attended Capital Pride; here’s what I think.
The way climate change impacts our agriculture and global food supply has always presented an existential threat. But food has always meant more than survival for us as human beings. It’s heavily integrated in our cultural practices and oftentimes our way of life.
When touring artists do come to Canada, it feels like a the-stars-are-aligning, once-in-a-lifetime event. In some ways, it is…but why?
In February, Puffin Books became the spotlight of controversy after announcing they were revising Roald Dahl’s children novels. However, the move is not only poor but performative.
Without the implementation of health promotion strategies the $46.2 billion dollar investment could be a Band-Aid on a bullet wound.
Every time I am mildly curious about anything I am bombarded online with conspiracy theories that are disguised as unassailable truths.
As we approach a new cycle of student union elections, I wanted to share some thoughts about how the University of Ottawa Students’ Union can better engage the student community.
Gen Z and millennials are putting their social and political values first when choosing where to work
ChatGPT has shown us that the future of content creation could look different than we thought.
Instead of watching a 10 minute video of someone reviewing makeup while updating on their life, it can be done in one minute.
