Last month, two groups of U of G change-makers each received $1,300 from the Gyphons Care program for innovative projects intended to help improve life on campus and beyond.

Through Gryphons Care, U of G community members fund initiatives meant to make the University a better place.

Andrew Hyde’s U of G Labyrinth Project will create a portable canvas labyrinth for meditation or prayer that can be set up in locations across campus. Experience the labyrinth on-campus May 7  during Be Well, Be Safe week.

Madison Plumb and Murtaza Bahrainwala represented a talented group of U of G students designing a preliminary version of the Guelph Hyperloop transportation system. The team hopes to compete in the Hyperloop Competition this fall in California.

Interested in joining the caring movement? Contact Maureen Brooker at brookerm@uoguelph.ca to learn how you can get involved.

Learn more about how these projects are Improving Life on the Gryphons Care website.