As we usher in a new virtual semester, burnout is a looming threat for many buried under responsibilities. But it’s important to recognize your limits.
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Through disasters, social movements, and a pandemic, here’s some of the biggest news from the start of the new decade.
The University of Ottawa became the first Canadian university to commit to divesting from the fossil fuel industry. But four years later, how is the U of O holding up its promise?
Through the highs and lows of the turbulent 2020, one thing has kept us laughing: memes.
After a couple of months, it became official. Plans were somewhat in place for my mom to pick me up in Ottawa and make a trek out west — a coast to coast journey at the onset of the second wave of COVID-19.
In what many describe ‘the second pandemic,’ victims and survivors of abuse are fighting for their lives while in lockdown.
The Carleton County Gaol’s bleak history attracts tourists. But why are we so fascinated by stories of past inmates?
COVID-19 has disrupted club activities, a pivotal part of post-secondary life, to an overwhelming degree — but many clubs are making the most of a distant situation.
“I’ve said this many times before and I’ll say it again. Why is it important to conduct research on mental health in Black communities? Because I’ve seen too many young people with mental health problems suffer,” said Jude Cénat, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Ottawa.
There’s a reason you cried when you heard your favourite celebrity had died, and it’s nothing to be ashamed of according to experts.
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