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Jack O’Lanhturn felt a bit ghosted during Halloweekend A first-year in residence is disappointed by the lack of trick-or-treating initiative on campus when celebrating his first Halloween at university. Jack O’Lanhturn, a first-year environmental engineering student was eager to walk around campus with his friend all in costumes. However, much to his dismay, the campus …
Cafe Nostalgica, the boo-loved student pub, known for its charming atmosphere and open mic nights, has been converted into a Spirit Halloween for the upcoming holiday.
We must stop this train of privacy breaches before they ever leave the station. Photo: Hailey Otten
The Hydrology Student Association’s frosh event was shut down on Tuesday evening for sponsoring a race in the Rideau Canal.
Scott Michael, the student in question, is entering his first year in finance at the Telfer School of Management at the U of O. The incident began when a GPS system error navigated the Michael family from their home in Brampton, Ont to the Kansas town, rather than Canada’s capital.
With the year coming to a close, it’s time to announce the winners of the annual Cavalry Awards.
As part of an annual tradition, a pair of student-designed shoes started a social media storm for holding water from the Rideau Canal in them.
Squat the Raccoon and Blueberry the Goose have been elected as co-commissioners for the University of Ottawa Students’ Union’s position of nature and sustainability commissioner.
A seasoned Ottawa groundhog unexpectedly predicted a reasonable spring by chasing a snail.
Blueberry the goose and Squat the raccoon are contesting for the newly created position of nature and sustainability commissioner. Who will win?
The university has tested the use of holographic teaching assistants to prep for new learning methods in the fall.
Patrons of the Rideau Canal Skateway report seeing a river monster lurking below the frozen canal at night over the past week.
Move over Bumble and Plenty of Fish — Facebook Dating is the big catch in town (and they brought condoms).
A newlywed couple had technical difficulties when it came to finding a way to involve their family and friends in their wedding — until Yubo came to the rescue.
A majority of the University of Ottawa’s beloved student newspaper has disappeared following a friendly personality quiz.
A yeti was fined $1500 for breaking Quebec’s curfew guidelines, but he claimed that “night stalking” was part of his job.
Buzzfeed has rolled out a series of quizzes that brutally insult your life’s problems and then suggest appropriate resources to fix them, all based on your movie taste.
A homemade ski hill was forcibly removed following complaints from the neighbourhood watch group, Sandy Hill Safety Collective.
For-profit organization Taking Shots has come under fire for strange requirements to get first priority for a COVID-19 vaccine.
Sex and relationship columist Di Daniels has recently announced that she’s not a therapist.
The Snow Negation and Organization Watchboard of Ottawa has adjusted their policy for snow removal in the city, making three feet the minimum amount before plowing can be considered.
A small town mayor has been receiving backlash from her community for dedicating more time towards the stock market than fighting COVID-19.
A gaggle of geese has been spotted tussling in a Vanier park in what can only be described as a “fight club.”
Squat, a raccoon who was fined $150 for speeding on an electric scooter, has just been elected as the UOSU’s first safety commissioner.
