When Salma Bafagih talks about food, she doesn't just mean what's on the plate. She's thinking about culture, community, health and the systems that shape how Canadians make everyday food choices.

As conversations about artificial intelligence (AI) accelerate across higher education and the workplace, Ontario Tech University is focused on a more fundamental question: how do we prepare students to work with technologies that must be trusted, governed and accountable to people?.

With generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools now capable of writing code, building apps and automating routine tasks, the traditional pathway into software engineering is evolving.

New research benchmarks highlight the university's intentional growth, expanding partnerships, and leadership in human-centred, high-impact innovation.

Introduction of School of Ethical Artificial Intelligence and Mindful Artificial Intelligence Research Institute sets global standard for responsible innovation.

Durham Region's largest hackathon welcomes more than 250 students to Ontario Tech to design projects with real-world impact Growing employer expectations for AI fluency means graduates must be comfort

Library events across Durham Region help residents understand artificial intelligence and how to use it wisely.

Experts explore how responsible, human-guided approaches can align artificial intelligence with climate goals. Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly positioned as a tool to support climate action, from improving weather forcasting to strengthening agricultural monitoring.

When Dr. Nick La Delfa talks about ergonomics, his excitement often turns to the possibilities of virtual reality (VR).