University of Ottawa
The University of Ottawa is a university in Ottawa, Canada. It is a bilingual university teaching in both French and English.
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Tabaret Hall under construction in 1903 (completed in 1905). Construction began earlier in the year after fire destroyed the university's main building.
Constructed in 1893, 100 Laurier Avenue East is the oldest building at the university. The building was acquired by the university in 1970.
Morisset Library is the main library for the university and houses the majority of its special collections.
90 University is a high-rise and is one of ten student residences at the university.
The green wall in the Faculty of Social Science building is the tallest living biofilter in North America. The green wall is one example of the university's sustainability projects.
Tabaret Hall was named after Joseph-Henri Tabaret and houses the university's administrative offices.
The Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute, a language institute affiliated with the university, is housed at Hamelin Hall.
The Desmarais Building houses several departments and the university's co-operative education program.
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute at the Wilbert Keon Building, houses over 60 principal investigators and 175 researchers for cardiovascular medicine.
The Minto Sports Complex is one of three athletic facilities operated by the university. The facility is used by the student body, as well as by the university's varsity team.
