The 2025 Grammys one-stop guide
2025 GRAMMYS: CELEBRATION OR CONCERN FOR THE FUTURE OF AN INDUSTRY GROWING LARGER EVERY YEAR Earlier this month saw, once again, the largest music... Read more.
Thryllabus: February Edition, reading week activities came so soon
TIME OFF FROM STUDYING? CHECK OUT THESE EVENTS TO MAKE UP FOR THINGS YOU COULDN’T DO DURING MIDTERMS Welcome to our February edition of the Thryllabus... Read more.
Thryllabus: January Edition, bye-bye Fall semester, hello new year
Keep warm this winter with club events all across campus Welcome to the January edition of our Thryllabus! This catalogue is designed to help students find... Read more.
Thryllabus: November Edition, bundle up and get cozy with these events
Crunch time for final projects and exams are ahead; find out what’s going on campus this month to keep you going through it. Welcome to the November... Read more.
A night at ByTowne: The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man
A comedic blend of absurdity and mock commentary, The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man pushes boundaries but lacks depth I first encountered The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man... Read more.
CityFolk Day Two: CityFolk continues tradition of impressive folk and rock selections.
Festival goers in a daze by the end of the magical evening. CityFolk remains, year after year, a celebration of how different and welcoming music can be to... Read more.
Thryllabus: October Edition, What events are haunting campus
Midterms creeping up, reading week hanging like a spectre, and Halloween all bring plenty of scares to the U of O campus this month. Welcome to the... Read more.
Getting to know campus with photography
Four stops at U of O to help students learn campus Getting around campus can be hectic, especially at the beginning of the year. But, those who are coming... Read more.
Thryllabus: September Edition, What students can find on campus
With the club fair, classes starting, and getting used to university life, it can be hard knowing what’s going on at the U of O. Welcome to the first... Read more.
“Divest is the neutral position”: Recapping Day 4 of U of O’s student encampment
Protest continues, with more agitators and more community support The fourth day of the University of Ottawa’s protest saw an increase in the momentum and... Read more.
Faye Webster’s Underdressed at the Symphony and the Evolution of an Artist
Webster’s voice has evolved since I Know I’m Funny Haha What is the evolution of an artist? Is it merely them getting better, whatever that qualifies... Read more.
Upcoming Events You Should See
If Ottawa is boring, then why are all these events coming up? Contrary to the popular belief that there is nothing to do in Ottawa, there are nearly too... Read more.
Review: Dune: Part Two — Metal, Spice, Religious Fervour
An all-consuming film Dune: Part Two graced the silver screens at the start of March and it’s nothing short of an audio-visual feast. Sand has never been... Read more.
Campus Creatives: Hannah Vig’s Debut
U of O student Hannah Vig has taken Ottawa by storm with her emotional music and soulful voice The Fulcrum (F): Can you introduce yourself and your music to... Read more.
Edboard’s Spotify Wrapped
Spotify Wrapped should be a national holiday. Spotify Wrapped is always stressful, some get concerned with making sure it turns out perfect and others... Read more.
UOSU Scholarship and Funding programs return for 2024
Student union offering funding for undergrads Following the launch of its Scholarship and Bursary program in 2022, the University of Ottawa Students’... Read more.
Merry Fulc-mas: A Few Things to do Before Santa Arrives!
Some recommendations for holiday activities before the panic of gift buying sets in With exams, projects, papers, and exam-project-paper-megazords coming at... Read more.
U of O is failing to protect students who are at-risk of being homeless
WHY AM I NOT SURPRISED Take a look around campus, sit down at some benches or at the edge of the stages at the university square, and you’ll feel... Read more.
This Week in Fulc Music – One Last Beatles Swan Song
The Beatles return for one last tearful goodbye Swan Song 1. A song of great sweetness said to be sung by a dying swan. 2. ... Read more.
Fresh, Never Frozen: Ottawa’s Theatre Festival Fresh Meat
Celebrating twelve years of new and fresh shows. I have a little theater experience, I’ve helped as both an actor and backstage assistant in numerous... Read more.
Reviewing Mitski: The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We
All my own, how I love me after you Sad university students will be happy to hear that there’s a new Mitski album on the scene. Given Laurel Hell’s... Read more.
This Week in Fulc Music: Indigenous Musicians Mixtape
Celebrating another year of amazing Indigenous artists As we approach the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, it’s time for Fulc Music to step back... Read more.
CityFolk Night Three: Hard rock and classic Canadian folk, a bombastic duo
Hugh Dillon shouts “You’ve got great taste in Rock n’ Roll Ottawa, some things never change!” The festivities for CityFolk kick off long before I... Read more.
TOMATO: U of O Climate set to “heat” things up
TABARET LAWN WON’T BE NEEDING A TRIM ANYTIME SOON The University of Ottawa was emblazoned with controversy this Friday following a failed charity barbeque... Read more.