With the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) general election quickly approaching on March 24-27, here’s a look at the candidates running for the faculty of law seats on the University of Ottawa Senate and on the UOSU’s Board of Directors.
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“It opens up all these possibilities now for future research,” said U of O professor Pierre Berini.
“At first glance, this email sounded encouraging; at second glance, it sounded performative,” said fourth-year political science student Laura Bradbury.
On Feb. 21, the University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) Executive Oversight Committee (EOC) released a report detailing a delay in remuneration for artists who performed in the Black Student Leaders Association (BSLA) and UOSU produced Black Expression event on July 18, 2020.
“It’s the whole historical profession that is on trial here,” said U of O history department chair, Damien-Claude Bélanger.
The University of Ottawa’s Virtual Spring Open House, scheduled for March, plans to welcome future students. Events include presentations, talks from profs and more information on residences.
Ottawa city council’s approved boundary change is being criticized for not taking all factors into consideration.
The University of Ottawa Students’ Union (UOSU) hosted a town hall on March 4 in part to address questions about the union’s upcoming election and encourage students to run for positions in student government.
Charley Dutil, who has served as Editor-in-Chief of the Fulcrum since May 2020, won the election after running unopposed. His victory will see him retain the reins of the paper throughout the 2021-22 academic year.
With the exception of those in grey zones, many campuses in Ontario will have the opportunity to open more fully to their students and staff.
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