Students steeled themselves with hot drinks and muffins in-hand to prepare for the indeterminately long day of executive updates, question period, approval of the general election results, constitutional amendments, and three student-submitted motions.
The saying goes ‘third time’s a charm,’ and the Gee-Gees women’s basketball team proved it by beating the Ravens on their third try of the season; earning gold by doing it.
The motion marks an evolution in APUO’s calls to the university. Previous statements by the union highlighted incidents of academic infringements by the U of O related to pro-Palestinian protests on campus in December 2023. The union also published a statement on the right to protest on campus, calling for “transparency and for divestment from corporations complicit in human rights abuses.”
Tenants of Sandy Hill, a new tenant union in the neighbourhood, had an inaugural launch event on March 22
As the academic year comes to an end, we would like to present a recap of all the academic student publications we have met with. Speaking to all of them, it is clear that getting involved in academic publications at the undergraduate or graduate level is definitely worth your while!
Small Talk is “a show where people save each other.” Everyone — from coworkers, to family members, to choir attendees, to people you pass in public — is struggling with something. Small Talk is an attempt to illuminate these issues we all have
Fulcrum sports writer Liam Corbett looks back on a statement year from one of the best sports programs in the nation.
The #8 seeded Gee-Gees men’s hockey team has earned the program its first national finals appearance with a Saturday semifinal win over the #4 TMU Bold, backed by two goals from rookie Mitch Martin.
From typing into the void left by Bill C-18 to winning the 2025 Student Publication of the Year, the Fulcrum has come a long way in recent years. Outgoing editor-in-chief Andrew Wilimek closes a door on Volume 85 of the Fulcrum.
Overall, the public must be able to effectively form educated and independent opinions. Social media endangers those aspects of a healthy democracy by discouraging critical thinking and obscuring what information is reliable.
Although the burden on the healthcare system is not new, many hospitals are turning to healthcare analytics to find answers as they struggle with rising demand and constrained resources.
What do you wish you knew before starting medical school? How do you handle burnout and imposter syndrome? And what advice would you give your pre-med self?
Incorporating harm reduction strategies across campus is not just a matter of maintaining well-being, but protecting the health and safety of everyone in the university community. How is the U of O community stepping forward?
The passionate fans in the front row of Gee-Gees games have become a fixture at Montpetit Hall — creating an atmosphere so intimidating for opposing teams that they forced the OUA to create a rule moving their chairs back from the sidelines. Who’s sitting courtside, and what are their plans for the biggest game of the year?
A first-year student is pulling out all the stops to stay in Ottawa this summer, fearing a return home.
First year courses within the ECH, CMN, and ENG codes saw students engage in a variety of low-level distractions such as: posting to r/geegees, responding to inflammatory posts on X (formerly Twitter), stalking former partners on Instagram, and humble-bragging on LinkedIn.
