Gee-Gees come out on top after back and forth Bytown Battle game
U of O snapped three game losing streak with win over Carleton The stands at Montpetit Hall were filled on Wednesday night as the Carleton Ravens made their... Read more.
Women’s volleyball team concludes season with loss to Laval
It was the last career game for Tristan Peterson, Robin Melnick and Magalie Frappier After yet another tough season, the Gee-Gees women’s volleyball team... Read more.
Sustainable fashion: How to shop affordably from the comfort of your home
Depop is the best place to shop sustainably and keep up with trends Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard the words sustainable... Read more.
Fun Sh*t: Love is all around
From Sandy Hill to the U-Pass office, love is in the air The famous Christmas film Love Actually depicts nine characters, each with a different lifestyle... Read more.
Opinion: We need more queer representation in children’s media
Make Elsa a lesbian We've all heard the debate before surrounding this so-called ‘controversial’ question: should Disney make Elsa a... Read more.
Movies you should have seen: Drive My Car
A film about secrets between partners Drive My Car tells the story of a man’s grief following his wife’s sudden passing. The film is based on a Haruki... Read more.
Catch me at the club: Student Voyagers
If you love travelling and meeting new people along the way, then the Student Voyagers club may be a great way for you to see some new places The COVID-19... Read more.
Ravens hand Gee-Gees first loss of the year in Capital Hoops Classic
Gage Sabean put up an impressive 23 points against the Ravens Friday night at Ravens’ Nest set the stage for a battle between two U Sports men’s... Read more.
Gee-Gees unable to win third straight Capital Hoops Classic title in loss at Ravens’ Nest
Carleton tops U of O 63-43 in lackluster classic The Capital Hoops Classic looked a bit different this time around. Rather than packing TD Place with... Read more.
Editorial: Policy on student rights could jeopardize freedom of student press at the U of O
New policy to be voted on at Feb. 14 Senate meeting On Feb. 14, the University of Ottawa Senate will move to motion a new policy aiming to outline student... Read more.
Micro-credentials: The new face of continuing education
Already implemented at Western and U of T, do micro-credentials have a future at U of O? In 2020, Ontario announced that it would be investing $59.5 million... Read more.
U of O alumnae aiming to bring home gold for Canada in women’s curling
Lisa Weagle and Dawn McEwen are participating in their second Olympics The Canadian women’s curling team won its first match of the 2022 Beijing Winter... Read more.
‘We’re athletes, we want to play our sports’: RSEQ Gee-Gees upset with lack of return to play plan
Meanwhile the OUA will resume play this weekend Due to its geographical location, the University of Ottawa gives its varsity teams the choice of competing... Read more.
‘It honestly builds character’: Living conditions at LeBlanc residence less than ideal for students
From rodent feces in food lockers to houseless persons sleeping in the lobby, students living at Leblanc have had quite a residence experience On the... Read more.
Gee-Gees basketball: Undefeated and nationally ranked as Capital Hoops approaches
Gees set to face their toughest challenges yet, including Carleton Ravens After an extended break due to COVID-19 restrictions affecting the Ontario... Read more.
Live from the archives: David Suzuki gives his prophecies of the future (1994)
Overpopulation: Then and now Originally published on Oct. 20, 1994 If we do not straighten out our priorities soon, there may be nothing left on our... Read more.
University of Ottawa states it will continue to consider two doses as fully vaccinated
University of Ottawa’s Students’ Union pushes for action, asks University to take greater measures Ontario’s rollout of booster shots amidst the rise... Read more.
Local indie-rock band AHRF releases first studio album
Meet the band Local Artist Spotlight: AHRF AHRF is an all-Canadian indie-rock band made up of childhood and university friends. With the upcoming release... Read more.
What the changes in Ontario’s COVID-19 restrictions mean for U of O sports
OUA teams have green light to resume competition on Feb. 9 With the easing of Ontario’s COVID-19 restrictions on Jan. 31, sports teams were able to get... Read more.
‘I just want to play at this point’: Former U of O goalie Tristan Bérubé explains decision to leave Gee-Gees to play in ECHL
Due to COVID-19, Bérubé had seven starts in his Gee-Gee career over two years After only starting seven games in two years due to the shutdown of Ontario... Read more.
‘We’re missing the basic fundamentals’: Nursing students worried about quality of virtual education and lack of experience
Nursing students have faced many changes and been thrust into many situations that they normally would not, due to COVID-19. Many science and health science... Read more.
My first poetry slam: Urban Legends returns with first slam of the year
Snaps instead of claps, Zoom instead of room Last Friday, I got to attend my first-ever poetry slam. I wasn’t sure what to expect, especially from a... Read more.
When We Were Young Fest: A day to remember or an all-American reject?
Will it be bad enough to warrant a Netflix documentary? We’ll have to wait and see Grown-up emos from around the world were full of excitement when the... Read more.
Despite cancelled outgoing international exchanges, U of O welcomes international students on campus for winter semester
After completing part of their exchange online, exchange students are excited and nervous to shift to in-person classes Despite the cancellations of... Read more.
Catch Me In the Club: FIKA
A club for socializing Are you a student looking for opportunities to get involved? Are you interested in getting out and attending events? Would you like... Read more.