Missing files: UOSU president explains why Union hasn’t made any Board of Directors documents public since May
Migration to Microsoft suite and busy schedule to blame says Gulliver Keen observers of the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) may have noticed... Read more.
Amina El Himri, UOSU’s clubs and services commissioner, to step down at the end of the month
Position will be filled via appointment process, Gulliver says Amina El Himri has announced she will be stepping down from her role as University of Ottawa... Read more.
Proposed class proceeding alleges U of O failed to take appropriate steps on complaints about disgraced physician Vincent Nadon’s sexual abuses in or about 1995
“The number one goal is always for me to just feel like I've reclaimed my power and gotten justice for what happened,” said Ellina Rabbat, one of the... Read more.
‘Disappointing and disrespectful’: Protest outside Ottawa Hospital sparks frustration
Fewer than 50 people gathered outside Ottawa Hospital’s civic campus Around 50 individuals protested provincial health mandates regarding vaccinations for... Read more.
UOSU advocating for compassionate grading for all first-year BIPOC and first-generation students by 2022-23
Select first-year students enrolling in fall 2022 may be able to apply for compassionate grading The University of Ottawa Students' Union (UOSU) announced... Read more.
Police investigating incidents of criminal behaviour that took place in Sandy Hill on Saturday night
Police says they will press charges to those found responsible for reprehensible behaviours Content Warning: Assault Following the events that unfolded... Read more.
Pedro is ours: Gees kick their way to Panda Game victory
Fair’s late field goal overcomes string of fourth-quarter fumbles Rain drizzles, tears fall, and grey clouds hang heavy over Lansdowne, matching the... Read more.
Sports Confessional: The best parts of Panda from the eyes of U of O athletes
“It’s something special, and we’re united by that” It’s that time of year! Panda Game is one of the most anticipated days of the year for... Read more.
Live from the archives: Tragedy puts Panda’s future in doubt (1987)
Collapse of guard rail on Carleton side of Lansdowne Park caused at least 25 students to plunge, some head first, four metres to concrete below Originally... Read more.
Baking on a budget: Fall favourites
Pumpkin Spice three ways: pies, bars, and bites Pumpkin spice is a bit like Frankenstein's monster. Frankenstein isn't the monster: it’s the name of the... Read more.
Fridays for Future protest and how you can contribute to the fight against climate change
Students and citizens demonstrate for climate action at the Global Climate Strike On Friday, Sept. 25, students and citizens of Ottawa came together for the... Read more.
RBC Bluesfest opening makes a splash on Thursday night
The first day of Bluesfest reminded me — and the other attendees — of how much we’ve all missed live music It was a grey and rainy evening when I... Read more.
Students to head back to the polls — this time for the UOSU’s by-election
A look at the election schedule ahead with UOSU’s elections committee chair and chief electoral officer The University of Ottawa Students Union called a... Read more.
Live from the archives: Restaurants in review (1982)
Take a look at all the unique local restaurant options U of O students had in 1982 Originally published on Sept. 9, 1982 After you have been on campus... Read more.
Dear Di: Help! My roommates are hooking up!
I have a feeling this is gonna end badly Dear Di Recently, after a night out in the market, my roommates told me they have started having sex. We live in... Read more.
Technical difficulties, lack of practice leading to online students feeling left behind in hybrid courses
"Teachers never pay attention to you when you’re online,” said one U of O student For the 2021-22 academic year, the University of Ottawa is offering a... Read more.
‘We’ve lost an outstanding person’: Gee-Gees defensive tackle Francis Perron passes away following game in Toronto
Francis Perron was a beloved member of the U of O community Francis Perron, a defensive tackle on the Gee-Gees football team, has passed away, confirmed the... Read more.
‘We are all innocent’: Our Lady Peace frees Ottawans from the pandemic’s reality
Performance reminded everyone of life in September 2019, before the word ‘COVID-19’ was ever uttered So, Saturday, for the first time in two years, I... Read more.
CityFolk recaps: R&B night
DVSN and Charlotte Day Wilson shine on night one of Ottawa’s beloved music festival Ottawa Bluesfest/CityFolk has been around for over 25 years in some... Read more.
‘Starseed’: Young acts highlight CityFolk’s all-Canadian lineup
Yes, I know OLP aren’t young, but, like, some of these artists definitely have what it takes to flourish into stars! September 2019 was a good month for... Read more.
Election 2021 in Ottawa-Vanier: Heidi Jensen
Ottawa-Vanier Conservative Party candidate speaks on youth employment, mental health, climate change and reconciliation This interview is part of our series... Read more.
Mason: On clarity and clinic closure
Another roadblock on a campus that is full of them On Aug. 31, the walk-in clinic at 100 Marie-Curie on the U of O campus ceased operations. Until April 30,... Read more.
Sports Confessional: Gee-Gees athletes share what they look forward the most to this season
Plenty to look forward to now that university sports are back Obviously, it’s been a long time since we’ve seen University of Ottawa athletes compete,... Read more.
Gee-Gees put on rugby clinics against Sherbrooke in season openers
Fans got their money's worth After 18 months without competition, the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees women’s and men’s rugby teams lined up on the turf... Read more.
CUP Wire: Residence rejections leave students in a housing crisis
DALHOUSIE STUDENTS FACE THE CITY’S INCREASINGLY EXPENSIVE RENTAL MARKET WITH LITTLE UNIVERSITY SUPPORT For the 2021-22 academic year, the Fulcrum has... Read more.