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Senior technology executive to lead Ontario Tech University's Board of GovernorsOntario Tech University has appointed technology and innovation leader Laura Money as Chair of its Board of Governors, effective September 1. The university also welcomes four new governors for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
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Senior technology executive to lead Ontario Tech University's Board of GovernorsOntario Tech University has appointed technology and innovation leader Laura Money as Chair of its Board of Governors, effective September 1. The university also welcomes four new governors for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Athletics General News
Ontario Tech names Matt Harris inaugural head coach of men's volleyballThe Ontario Tech Ridgebacks have named Matt Harris as the inaugural head coach of the Ridgebacks men's volleyball program, marking a significant milestone as the university prepares to launch U SPORTS men's and women's volleyball competition in 2027.
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Ontario Tech University advances its vision for a more connected campus experienceOntario Tech University is entering its next phase of growth, with a focus on giving students more opportunities to learn by doing, connect with one another and make the most of campus life.
Ontario Tech students to benefit from $91.9-million provincial investmentA $91.9-million investment from the Ontario government will help Ontario Tech University expand capacity in programs aligned with regional and provincial labour-market needs, creating more opportunities for students to pursue career-connected learning in high-demand fields.
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Ontario Tech University advances its vision for a more connected campus experienceOntario Tech University is entering its next phase of growth, with a focus on giving students more opportunities to learn by doing, connect with one another and make the most of campus life.
Penalty kicks, pressure and performance: The psychology of elite sportDr. Bryan McLaughlin, a postdoctoral fellow in Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Health Sciences, shares his thoughts about the psychology behind elite performance, why some athletes thrive under pressure, and what lessons from sport psychology can be applied beyond the playing field.
Faculty of Business and Information Technology
Senior technology executive to lead Ontario Tech University's Board of GovernorsOntario Tech University has appointed technology and innovation leader Laura Money as Chair of its Board of Governors, effective September 1. The university also welcomes four new governors for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Ontario Tech students to benefit from $91.9-million provincial investmentA $91.9-million investment from the Ontario government will help Ontario Tech University expand capacity in programs aligned with regional and provincial labour-market needs, creating more opportunities for students to pursue career-connected learning in high-demand fields.
Faculty of Science
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Meet Ontario Tech University's 2026-2027 major scholarship recipientsEach year, Ontario Tech University recognizes seven exceptional incoming students with its most prestigious entrance scholarships. Awarded to students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in academics, leadership and community involvement, these scholarships celebrate the passion, dedication and potential that students have shown throughout their high school journey.
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
Senior technology executive to lead Ontario Tech University's Board of GovernorsOntario Tech University has appointed technology and innovation leader Laura Money as Chair of its Board of Governors, effective September 1. The university also welcomes four new governors for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Faculty of Health Sciences
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Ontario Tech University researchers highlight the long-term health impacts of wildfire smokeWildfire smoke has become an increasingly familiar part of Canadian summers, affecting communities thousands of kilometres from the fires themselves. While hazy skies and poor air quality are often temporary, Ontario Tech University researchers are examining how some health effects can persist long after the smoke clears.
Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
Tech with a conscience: Why purpose and responsibility matter more than everOntario Tech University's approach to technology is rooted in a long-standing, human-centred institutional philosophy known as tech with a conscience: a belief that technology is most powerful when it serves people, with human purpose, responsibility and judgment at the core.
Ontario Tech students to benefit from $91.9-million provincial investmentA $91.9-million investment from the Ontario government will help Ontario Tech University expand capacity in programs aligned with regional and provincial labour-market needs, creating more opportunities for students to pursue career-connected learning in high-demand fields.
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From student to nurse: A tradition of recognitionGraduates of Ontario Tech University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) and Advanced Entry BScN programs marked the completion of their studies at the annual Nursing Pinning Ceremony, a tradition rooted in reflection, recognition and celebration.
Ontario Tech celebrates outstanding alumni who inspire changeAt the recent 2025 Ontario Tech Alumni Association Awards ceremony, Ontario Tech University honoured the remarkable achievements of four alumni whose innovation, leadership and community involvement are making a lasting impact. Selected from a record 31 nominations, this year’s recipients exemplify the university’s values and the power of education to drive meaningful change.


