Upon the unique challenges that this pandemic has brought onto the year, the students of the U of O have made up their mind on which professors deserved extra appreciation and recognition for their hard work in leading the healthiest virtual classes in the unhealthiest times.
As part of an annual tradition, a pair of student-designed shoes started a social media storm for holding water from the Rideau Canal in them.
A seasoned Ottawa groundhog unexpectedly predicted a reasonable spring by chasing a snail.
Though there is a lot of pain associated with break-ups, sometimes getting dumped has its benefits.
Blueberry the goose and Squat the raccoon are contesting for the newly created position of nature and sustainability commissioner. Who will win?
Even during the pandemic, opioid-related deaths are still impacting Canadians and leave medical professionals worried for the future.
The university has tested the use of holographic teaching assistants to prep for new learning methods in the fall.
At the faculty of engineering, out of 132 professors there are only 31 women — a mere 23.5 per cent of the faculty’s professors. The Fulcrum reached out to all of them to speak about their experience in one of the most male-dominated fields at the University of Ottawa.
Patrons of the Rideau Canal Skateway report seeing a river monster lurking below the frozen canal at night over the past week.
Though COVID-19 has resulted in lost opportunities for many, several innovative U of O students have cultivated businesses for themselves while taking virtual courses.
