With four major projects on the go — two of them which have been recently designed by new members — it can be said that ARISE has been very active …Continue reading »

This semester, the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) has been busy planning great events, but we thought we’d take this time to show you the inner workings of your …Continue reading »

As your Vice-president External, I am your representative to the Canadian Federation of Engineering Student (CFES) as well as the Engineering Students Societies’ Council of Ontario (ESSCO). The CFES is …Continue reading »

Congratulations on getting your Iron Ring, Class of Fall 2010. All those years of late nights studying have finally paid off and you have attained the one ring to rule …Continue reading »

It is a long-held stereotype that engineers enjoy drinking – somehow in the millennia of the rise of civilization, the construction of the wonders of the world, the spread of …Continue reading »

On Monday, November 22 of this year, Google announced it will be bringing biking directions to their maps of Ottawa. Many US cities have had the benefit of custom biking …Continue reading »

The ARISE robotics club, the Green Engineers group, and the IEEE uOttawa Student Branch at the Faculty of Engineering would like invite projects submissions from students (high schools, colleges, and …Continue reading »

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) had its first Battle of the Bands on November 26th and what an evening it was! Five local acts played to a crowd of about one …Continue reading »

Mentorship was the word of the day in Desmarais, as a small group of engineering students, professors, and community professionals gathered to discuss mentoring at Why Mentor? Why Be Mentored? …Continue reading »