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Family, friends and faculty gathered to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law's Class of 2025.

Professor Angela Cameron has been chosen as one of the winners of the University of Ottawa’s 2024-2025 Excellence in Education Prizes in recognition of her outstanding drive to advance and share knowledge.

On the terrace of the third floor, sage stems sway in the gentle summer breeze, a stark contrast to the rigidity of the concrete walls around them. What if the dismantling of age-old colonial structures began with a simple gesture: planting a seed?

On May 20, 2025, the University of Ottawa hosted the Inaugural Conference of the University Research Chair on Migrant Protection in International Law.

After two decades at the Civil Law Section, Dean Marie-Eve Sylvestre will become President of the University of Ottawa on July 1st.

From a displaced persons camp in post-war Germany to the bench of Canada's highest court, Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella's journey is a testament to resilience, intellect, and an unwavering commitment to justice.

As he prepares to graduate from the Faculty of Law (Common Law Section), Wolfgang Wuttke-Stanton, affectionately known by those closest to him as Wolfie, reflects not on personal accolades, but on the collective strength that brought him to this moment.

Professor Yan Campagnolo has been named the 2025 recipient of AJEFO’s Ordre du mérite, recognizing his work advancing access to justice in French and supporting the Franco-Ontarian legal community.

Des étudiant·es de l’Observatoire des droits humains aux Nations Unies de la Section de droit civil ont présenté les résultats de leurs recherches dans le cadre d’une série de présentations remarquées, du 5 au 8 mai, à Genève, devant plusieurs instances onusiennes.

The Common Law Section is proud to congratulate Professor Wolfgang Alschner who was named runner-up in the 2024 Canadian Council on International Law (CCIL) Scholarly Book Award competition.