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Join the University of Ottawa Library on Tuesday, January 23rd to celebrate the work of Dr. Lynne Bowker, recipient of the 2023 Open Scholarship Award.

From now until the end of January 2024, the University of Ottawa Library is hosting a bilingual exhibit on the residential school system in Canada.

The Library is offering stress-reducing activities for all students this month. Come and unwind at the Library!

Helen Forsey was 34 years old when she committed her first act of civil disobedience.

Established in 2016, the Open Scholarship Award recognizes leaders demonstrating excellence in supporting and practicing open scholarship.

On October 18, the University of Ottawa hosted the Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell, the first (and only) woman to hold the office of prime minister of Canada.

Using multimedia archives from the University of Ottawa Archives and Special Collections, this new digital exhibit “Women & Politics: 1960-2000, Political Activism for Gender Equality” highlights just a few of women's many individual and collective political acts of courage and organizing that took place in the latter half of the 20th century in Canada.

Join us to celebrate Open Access Week at the University of Ottawa! From October 23 to 29, 2023, we will engage with this year’s theme: “Community over Commercialization”

Week of activities (online and in person) from Monday, October 30 to Friday, November 3, 2023

To ensure the safety of our community on Panda Day, please note that access to some buildings will be restricted this Sunday, October 1.