Pitching in: Students launch free app to help their peers find roommates
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Pitching in: Students launch free app to help their peers find roommates
PAUL WALDIE
PUBLISHED MAY 8, 2026
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From left: University of Ottawa students Rime Nasser Eddine, Aidan Fitzmaurice and Sophia Dang came up with the idea for Next Room.
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The organizer: Aidan Fitzmaurice
The pitch: Launching Next Room
The cause: To help students find accommodation
Like a lot of postsecondary students, Aidan Fitzmauric…
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