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Faculty of Arts Alumni and Friends

Get inspired by our alumni

At only 29, Mathieu Lacombe is lead news anchor for TVA Gatineau-Ottawa

Posted on Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Young alumni Mathieu Lacombe’s job as the lead news anchor for TVA Gatineau-Ottawa has its roots not only in his graduation from a joint uOttawa-La Cité journalism program (BA ’14), but also in his team’s back-to-back gold medal performances in the News Team category at the Jeux de la communication, a national French-language communications competition.
Ten things I learned from the businessman Richard Carleton

Posted on Wednesday, February 15, 2017

Last November 18, I had the great pleasure to hear a talk by Richard Carleton. The Faculty of Arts was honoured to welcome Carleton, a uOttawa history alumnus, as part of a day of networking titled Arts | innovation. A successful businessperson and CEO of the Canadian Securities Exchange, Carleton was able to convince us of the value of an arts degree and make us laugh with his wittiness.
An inspiring speech at the donors VIP reception

Posted on Monday, November 28, 2016

On Wednesday, November 9, the Faculty of Arts donors VIP reception took place at Alex Trebek Alumni Hall. The event was organized in conjunction with the 2016 Charles R. Bronfman Lecture in Canadian Studies. Many donors attended, including Gilles Provost and Claude Jutras, who generously established the Gilles Provost Scholarship in Theatre.
Simard Hall display honours alumni

Posted on Tuesday, November 1, 2016

The Faculty of Arts at the University of Ottawa has great cause to be proud of its alumni. To recognize their outstanding achievements and exceptional careers, we are creating a veritable Who’s Who of Faculty of Arts alumni on the first floor of Simard Hall.
The new face of La Nouvelle Scène

In the hands of Anne-Marie White (BA '95), theatre projects that at first seem impossible to produce turn into stage successes. White’s great creativity and artistic vision recently earned her the position of executive and artistic director of Ottawa’s La Nouvelle Scène Gilles-Desjardins.
Alumnus Marc-André Bernier dives into history: Franklin's lost Expedition

Alumnus Marc-André Bernier was one of the first people to see HMS Erebus, one of two Franklin expedition ships that have been missing for 170 years.
An extraordinary builder

The Arts Building has been renamed Hamelin Hall in honour of former uOttawa president Marcel Hamelin, whose career on campus spans five decades.
A hunger to help

S’ils ont à choisir entre une entreprise qui empochera tous ses profits et une autre qui en consacrera une partie à l’aide aux plus démunis, beaucoup de gens, je pense, privilégieront la seconde.
Theatre of dreams

Nine theatre alumni including Margo MacDonald (BA ʼ91), Caroline Yergeau (BA ʼ09) and Louis-Phillipe Roy (BA ʼ08) recently won Rideau Awards. More acts are sure to follow when uOttawa’s black box theatre opens in 2017.
Funny from page to stage

Posted on Thursday, October 1, 2015

How best to describe the writing style of stage and comedy aficionado Katherine Levac (BA, 2011)? Five words say it all.

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