As Ottawa’s transit network expands, the question remains: will these changes truly address the challenges faced by those who rely on it most?
As Ottawa’s transit network expands, the question remains: will these changes truly address the challenges faced by those who rely on it most?
Welcome to the November edition of our Thryllabus! This catalogue is designed to help students discover events across campus and get involved. Stay frosty and have fun!
Still feeling distraught over the election? Try managing your feelings with some helpful strategies.
Targeting mitochondrial dynamics—the ways that mitochondria alter their structure within cells—could be crucial in stopping the development of cancer, according to research by Dr. Julie St-Pierre and her colleagues.
By moving away from accepting walk-in resume drop-offs and transitioning to a fully online application process, businesses pit hopeful candidates against ATS as the first step toward employment. For students entering the job market, this means that understanding how ATS works is critical when pursuing any career path.
Give Me Shelter uncovers issues, solutions and more, presenting highly political issues through an artistic lens. This triennial exhibit is not only very relevant to our current situation in Ottawa, but also a real lesson in community mobilization and social activism.
In arguably the most important election in recent memory, the UOC voted to extend voting rights to rats on November 13. In a 20-19 vote split, the motion proposed by Councillor R‘Coon, a longtime rat ally, passed, after three hours of heated debate.