We list the top five patios to hit over spring and summer.
Arts
While there are many things to enjoy about the winter, let’s get real—life, and beer, is better enjoyed in sunlight and shorts. This will be my last beer review for the Fulcrum, and I’ve decided to leave you all with four spring and summer pints that can be found at an LCBO near you. Remember me as you sip your summer ales somewhere warm and beautiful in the coming months, and never forget the good times alcohol and I brought you. Stay golden. Amsterdam Framboise This beer, brewed seasonally in small batches, is best enjoyed among friends on a sweltering summer day. Surprisingly smooth for a fruity ale, the Framboise manages to walk a fine line between sour and sweet. This strong beer won’t overwhelm you, but it’ll give you and your friends something to …
For the last instalment of Highballs with Hawleywood, we explore perhaps two of the most popular cocktails.
One U of O’s life changed drastically all due to the Arkells.
U of O alumna Kevin O’Shea’s podcast is taking off overseas in Japan.
SFUO’s Responding to Racism Through Art brought spoken word and rappers out to address racial issues.
A psychotherapist stopped by the U of O discussing how to remove toxicity out of one’s life.
A new organization and clothing line brings style and ethical practices together for a great cause.
Laverne Cox stops by Ottawa to talk about racism and transgender issues.
Joseph Rabbat and Max Savage had a strange start to their musical partnership.
One opera singer’s journey from Ottawa to the MET shows dedication and hard work pays off.
We visit The Pink Panther this week for Movie You Should Have Seen.
How the difference of a penny can help bring social justice to farmers worldwide.
One student’s involvement with the Ottawa chapter of the Heart of the City program helping at-risk children learn to play piano.
One of the hottest songs of 2014 is explained further by it’s catchy melody by one U of O student.
How a new show in town explores if money truly does buy happiness.
Fourth year student shares his experience performing as the role of Annie Thinngowes.
Another year of Versefest, while the U of O brings two literary sessions on campus for free.
Artist and U of O BFA student Sabrina Chamberland shares her inspiration behind her latest exhibit, Corporeal.
A look back at the 2015 Juno Awards hosted in Hamilton, Ont.
Unity for Action’s Behind Those Eyes brilliantly addressed issues while entertaining the crowd.
The School of Music’s opera production of Opera Confections brings it’s audience into modern times.
A stylist visits U of O to offer her advice on how to look and buy work appropriate clothing on a student budget.
How the new world of publishing and writing will change for up and comers.
For over 10 years, acrobat Joey Albert stops by the University of Ottawa to entertain a crowd.
