The motion marks an evolution in APUO’s calls to the university. Previous statements by the union highlighted incidents of academic infringements by the U of O related to pro-Palestinian protests on campus in December 2023. The union also published a statement on the right to protest on campus, calling for “transparency and for divestment from corporations complicit in human rights abuses.”
Tenants of Sandy Hill, a new tenant union in the neighbourhood, had an inaugural launch event on March 22
The former acting United States Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf encouraged Canada to follow the US’s lead in deporting student protesters at an Ottawa conference, telling the conservative audience that student visas are a “benefit,” not a “right.”
Students steeled themselves with hot drinks and muffins in-hand to prepare for the indeterminately long day of executive updates, question period, approval of the general election results, constitutional amendments, and three student-submitted motions.
Telfer School of Management and the SDC hosted a week of SDG-themed events presenting unconventional solutions and community collaboration
On Thursday, Feb. 27, 2025, University of Ottawa students cast their votes in Ontario’s unprecedented snap election — so what comes next?
Members of the University of Ottawa Sigma Chi chapter camped outside for their annual Homeless 4 the Homeless fundraising event between Feb. 26 and 28.
Proposed tariffs could add a 25% cost to Canadian imports; concerns about rising prices, declining job opportunities, and market instability
UOSU has completed its first report on what will be an ongoing investigation of the Muslim, Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) student experience on the U of O campus.
This past UOSU election season, U of O-based club, Hack the Hill, proposed a referendum question by asking engineering students to fund their activities. Students voted overwhelmingly against the proposal — and previous grievances with the club were brought to light.
February 27 is election day. Here is how to register to vote.
UOSU general elections saw their highest turnout in five years as U of O students elected Jack Coen to be the union’s new president.
From captivating theatre productions to energetic dance workshops and educational events, there is something for everyone to enjoy and learn from.
With Foot Patrol gone, students are left without a safety net. Was this an unavoidable budget cut or a failure in prioritizing student safety?
A club fair is how one of the current co-presidents of the U of O Bangladeshi Student Association (UOBSA), Elina Alam first discovered the UOBSA.
By making use of both institutional and student-led initiatives, students can take proactive steps toward prioritizing their mental well-being this winter.
The Rideau Canal is enjoying a comeback season for the ages.
A contested presidential race, two disqualified candidates, and referendum questions proposing new fees highlight the 2025 general election.
Even if political groups on campus are at odds on the validity of the prorogation of parliament and the legacy left by Trudeau, each club looks ahead to prepare for a suspected federal election.
The Association of Professors of the University of Ottawa (APUO) and the University of Ottawa reached a two-year tentative agreement last Friday, Jan. 17, per the APUO.
Naloxone is an opioid antidote that can be administered to reverse the effects of an overdose. Due to the prevalence of overdoses, Naloxone is available to anyone without prescription at participating pharmacies. You shouldn’t even be asked for a health card.
The Fulcrum sat down with Gee-Gees Zach Dietz and Charley Healey after their wild weekend to talk Senators, EBUGs, Gee-Gees, and of course, jogs down Terry Fox Drive.
A tenth-floor washroom fire forced the evacuation of the entire Thompson residence early Friday morning.
In this first instalment of UOttaKnow, the Fulcrum explores the University of Ottawa Students Union (UOSU) and how undergraduate students can access its services or get involved.
“It’s definitely an evolving situation, we don’t know how long we’re going to be here. As of now they’ve said we’re allowed to be here if we’re quiet but I anticipate that might change in the near future.”
