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If you are looking for a fun activity this winter season, then the University of Ottawa’s Skiing and Snowboarding club just might be for you.
The Griswold family Christmas never fails to make me laugh and bring a smile to my face.
In Mehra’s postcolonial vision, the museum becomes a mechanism for reclaiming culture.
In front of the Mona Lisa, we wait in line with anticipation as we hear cameras click and bodies bustling the Salle des États.
On Dec. 1, the Fulcrum attended Czech Mates, the U of O wind ensemble concert presented by the school of music.
As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week, the faculties of arts and social science teamed up to present the Impact Runway and a sustainability-focused panel with three Ottawa entrepreneurs.
Here’s what the Fulcrum staff listened to as they brought you U of O’s biggest stories this year.
The singer-songwriter met with the Fulcrum ahead of Ottawa show with Virginia to Vegas.
In 2020, the American Psychological Association — who you might know better as APA — added reference guidelines for citing a TikTok video.
The extraordinary performances make us realize that perhaps, as said by RuPaul Charles, “we’re all born naked and the rest is drag.”
With over 40,000 in-person students, winning the Hunger Games seems easier than securing a table.
Barrucco’s installation makes us wonder about the future of social interaction.
Some of the biggest artists in pop, R&B, and hip-hop have released highly anticipated tracks and albums in the past few weeks.
From the never-ending drama to the sweet moments, here’s a rundown on the four season three couples.
How to keep your choice of clothes up to date with the weather changes this season.
The platform the Fresh Meat festival provides to local artists will continue to play an integral role in empowering the Ottawa arts scene.
What if the artists we adore are, in fact, terrible people?
Directors in attendance (of which there were several) came to see a live audience react to their work. They were rewarded with positive reviews; audience members applauded, laughed, and gasped at various points in each film.
The Ottawa Canadian Film Festival is running Nov. 3–5 at the ByTowne Cinema at 325 Rideau St.
The perfect scary movie for people who hate horror.
This year, Diwali will last from Oct. 22–Oct.26, with the main day of celebration or Lakshmi Puja taking place on Oct. 24.
If you’re looking to play or learn some music, or tune up your skills, the uO Casual Band is a great place to jam.
Movie fans will agree the musical did the cult-classic teen movie justice. The musical was funny in all the same places and held on to the same themes.
When it comes to making things up for the big screen, how far is too far?
