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Part 4: Community Organizing through Women’s Popular Theatre

In recognition her exceptional thought leadership in Canadian information law and policy, Dr. Teresa Scassa has been bestowed the inaugural PICCASO Canada Award for Privacy Leader in Academia / Thought Leader.

Convocation for the Faculty of Health Sciences took place June 6. During the two ceremonies, many of the 1006 students stood up in front of their family and loved ones to receive their diploma.

Prizes and medals are given out for high academic achievement.

The Space Omics and Medical Atlas (SOMA) includes samples from space missions, providing insight into short and long-term health impacts of spaceflight

Àbimì was created and given life with much thought and love. She symbolizes a sense of community and togetherness. This year Àbimì celebrates her fifth year, and she continues to hold deep significance for the Indigenous Law Learners in the Common Law Section.

When someone is diagnosed with Parkinson’s, they’re confronted with numerous questions. Will I be less mobile? How will I cope with this new “normal”? The disease manifests in many different and changing ways, meaning there are as many answers as there are people with Parkinson’s.

It’s time to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of a new graduating class, one whose path was full of challenges, triumphs and inspiring moments. It contains tomorrow’s teachers, who’ll change the educational system and shape the future of learning.

Engineering and computer science students look back on their journeys at the Faculty of Engineering, highlighting their most memorable moments, proudest achievements, and aspirations for life after Convocation.

Here are the graduate seminars offered by the Département de français in 2024-2025.