Bill Nye, Justin Trudeau talk science at the U of O
The event was held following the release of the 2018 federal budget, and Trudeau’s commitment to invest close to four billion dollars into science and research.
Former UOHS doctor facing 10 additional sexual assault charges
According to a media statement released by the Ottawa Police, “the charges relate to incidents involving ten female victims.”
Feb. 18 BOA sees 2018 general election report
The elections committee further took measures to “restore faith in the elections office,” like making sure ballots were stored in a locked storage room off campus and that multiple people were counting each ballot.
Carleton student dismissed from university for mental health concerns
Gibson fears that her situation will deter other students from seeking help, although she hopes this won’t be the case.
My neighbours stole my new coat: So that’s how my life’s going
As a sidenote, I went to my neighbours’ house to see if they still had the package but despite the lights being on, no one answered the door, because everyone is the worst.
I made my ex a PowerPoint presentation about why we should get back together
10/10 would not recommend.
Students allege toxic work environment, budget concerns within SFUO
Students from federated bodies, clubs, and services on campus have come forward with allegations against the Student Federation of the University of Ottawa, ranging from poor management to misallocation of budgets.
SFUO general election 2018 debates recap
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, and Thursday, Feb. 1, candidates for this year’s general election for the Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO) went head to head in the annual debates.
I spent an hour in a float tank thinking about work: So that’s how my life’s going
For those of you who skipped the arts section this week, floatation therapy is essentially the act of floating in a tank of 1,200 pounds of epsom salt and 1,000 litres of water that is heated to your exact body temperature.
The Women’s March has more work to do
This is definitely a start, but until we see concrete change we must march on.