We caught up with U of O professor Dr. Gerald Lynch to answer a few questions on his upcoming mystery novel, The Dying Detective.
Arts
With another COVID shutdown around the corner, here’s an introduction to Inktober, a low-stress drawing challenge for beginning artists looking for a new hobby as well as longtime pros.
Allie Brosh lets us into the last seven years of her life and beyond in her elegant and ever-funny new book.
In lieu of Orange Shirt Day on Sept. 30, here is a list of local events and content the University of Ottawa community can participate in.
A quirky cast of characters in a Canadian small town: the surprising ingredients for 2020 Emmys champ Schitt’s Creek.
Grieving brother Joshua Robinson brings to YouTube his heart-wrenching documentary, my brother jordan.
Moving online, the Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival was able to cater to artists and audiences across the country – here’s an overview.
Huff is a searing, poignant solo podcast play about abuse of all forms.
Love from Afar is a new project from Ottawa’s beloved Fools. We caught up with U of O alums Nicholas Leno and Franco Pang to learn more.
Looking to triple-jump back into your childhood? We took a look at the highly anticipated release from Nintendo, now available for download
We curated a playlist of sad songs to help get through the adjustment to the new normal.
Social media is manipulating every part of our lives, and this film is here to show you how.
Chelsey Fawcett and Victoria Luloff share their experiences making theatre in Ottawa both before and during the pandemic.
Take a (mildly unhinged) journey with me into the digital back-to-school concert experience.
OIAF 2020 features a new Netflix-sponsored Student Pass and films from around the world
Canadian musician to open new collaborative space for young Black artists
Applications are now open for performers from the National Capital region who wish to perform in the Fulcrum’s new live music series called the Fulc Sessions. The Fulc Sessions will be a live concert series that will take place in our basement at the Fulcrum offices at 631 King Edward, Ave.
The University of Ottawa Human Rights Research and Education Centre has been soliciting political cartoons about the impact and discourse sparked by COVID-19, in a campaign aptly named #COVICATURE
Masks, fanny packs, and mom jeans: the fashion trends we found on campus during the 2020 first-year move-in
Scared to come to university after what you’ve seen from reopening universities on TikTok? Have no fear at the U of O!
Get the most out of what Ottawa has to offer by taking a peek at the new and improved Canadian Museum of Nature, opening Sept. 5
While most of Canada was stuck inside due to COVID-19, everyone still listened to lots of new music in their newfound free time!
The Eunioa curatorial text describes the show as capturing “the unbridled talent of a new generation of artists” and that it “will be remembered as the beginning of bright artistic futures.”
Are you getting tired of endlessly scrolling through Netflix only to end up watching a movie you’ve already seen 10 times? Looking for something to watch while self isolating? Something to watch you can recommend to friends later? You’ve come to the right article.
But the author tried to avoid this narrow viewpoint by weaving Radisson’s story into global histories — Bourrie describes it as his “renegade historian moment,” as he had “always wanted to write history differently” from the compartmentalized texts of other writers.
