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uOvoices

uOvoices is a podcast about what university life at uOttawa actually feels like, not just what it looks like on the website. Think honest conversations, real stories, and the kind of stuff students talk about once they’re finally comfortable being real.Each episode shares voices from students, staff, and campus communities talking about identity, belonging, faith, language, pressure, and that awkward “do I even fit here?” phase. Especially in the first year. It’s the kind of podcast you listen to and think, wait… that happened to me too.Whether you’re brand new to campus, finding your people, or just curious about what life at uOttawa is really like, uOvoices is here to remind you that everyone’s figuring it out as they go.Sounds just like your voices — this is uOvoices.Instagram</

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    A bit about Journalism

    What does the future of journalism look like? Who is still choosing this path? And what does it actually feel like to study journalism right now?

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    Beyond February

    February is for a lot of things this year but today we are talking about Black History Month. I am sure we’ve all been having a lot of fun and hopefully learning a lot. But what does black history month look like on a university campus?Is it just posters and events? Is it activism? Is it more about community?And most importantly, what happens next?

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    Surviving Uni

    Between deadlines, part-time jobs, exams, and life outside of school, students are constantly learning how to balance it all. So our question today is, how do students actually make university work on top of their personal lives?

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    The Christian Community

    This is uOvoices. For our first episode, we’re asking a necessary question: What does it mean to be a Christian student here at uOttawa, and how does faith help shape identity on campus?

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

uOvoices is a podcast about what university life at uOttawa actually feels like, not just what it looks like on the website. Think honest conversations, real stories, and the kind of stuff students talk about once they’re finally comfortable being real.Each episode shares voices from students, staff, and campus communities talking about identity, belonging, faith, language, pressure, and that awkward “do I even fit here?” phase. Especially in the first year. It’s the kind of podcast you listen to and think, wait… that happened to me too.Whether you’re brand new to campus, finding your people, or just curious about what life at uOttawa is really like, uOvoices is here to remind you that everyone’s figuring it out as they go.Sounds just like your voices — this is uOvoices.Instagram</

HOSTED BY

Naomie Twagirumukiza

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How many episodes does uOvoices have?

uOvoices currently has 4 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is uOvoices about?

uOvoices is a podcast about what university life at uOttawa actually feels like, not just what it looks like on the website. Think honest conversations, real stories, and the kind of stuff students talk about once they’re finally comfortable being real.Each episode shares voices from students,...

How often does uOvoices release new episodes?

uOvoices has 4 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

Where can I listen to uOvoices?

You can listen to uOvoices on PodParley by clicking any episode. We provide an embedded audio player for direct listening, and you can also subscribe via your preferred podcast app using the RSS feed.

Who hosts uOvoices?

uOvoices is created and hosted by Naomie Twagirumukiza.
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