While attention has been paid to physical and sensory accessibility, cognitive accessibility—especially in research—has often remained an afterthought.Accessibility is not a buzzword—it’s a ...

Et si un simple formulaire empêchait quelqu’un de participer à une étude qui pourrait changer sa vie? Pour des millions de personnes neurodivergentes, c’est-à-dire qui s’identifient comme autistes, ...

What do you do? How do you react without making the situation worse? This is exactly the type of scenario that ClassXR allows you to handle without experiencing stress or consequences.Designed by and ...

The horse originated in North America around four million years ago. As changing sea levels created land bridges between continents, the horse traveled into Eurasia. A team of 57 international ...

Members of the media may directly contact the following experts on this topic: Huhua Cao (English and French)Full Professor, Department of Geography, Faculty of [email protected] Cao's ...

The sun is shining, your friends are making beach plans, and you’re stuck inside trying to watch lecture videos and submit assignments. Whether you’re doing a study term as a co-op student, retaking a ...

In our day-to-day lives, we’re constantly making a slew of decisions from immediate matters to prospects on the far horizon. But the evolutionary nuts-and-bolts of how our brains weigh these numerous ...

Just because you’ve graduated doesn’t mean you lose access to career support! As a uOttawa alum, you can still benefit from the University’s career services for up to two years after graduation. This ...

The pandemic created seemingly insurmountable obstacles to learning and wellbeing. It also aggravated existing vulnerabilities in the education sector. Amid these disruptions, Faculty of Education ...

This balance of “light and shadows” was central to the recent speech by His Excellency Kanji Yamanouchi, Japan’s ambassador to Canada, at an event on February 24, 2025. It was hosted by the University ...