Dr. Shayan Sharif, an avian immunologist with the Ontario Veterinary College, spoke with The Atlantic about whether we should vaccinate wild animals against the diseases that humans have caused or allowed to […]
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Dr. Christine Baes, a livestock genomics researcher in the Ontario Agricultural College, discussed her work to breed dairy cattle to produce less methane with several media outlets. Along with her research team, Baes […]
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Two U of G fruit and vegetable researchers spoke to the Toronto Star about what goes into the perfect strawberry. John Zandstra, professor in fruit and vegetable cropping systems at […]
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Dr. Alan McDougall, a sport historian in the College of Arts, provided his thoughts to news outlets about the recent merger of the PGA with LIV Golf. McDougall spoke with the […]
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Dr. Ann Pegoraro, the Lang Chair in Sport Management, spoke with the Toronto Star about what sports organizations need to do to educate players about Pride, in the wake of […]
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The wildfire smoke that has blanketed much of southern Ontario and the northeastern U.S. is likely to become a more common springtime sight, geography professor Dr. Ze’ev Gedalof told the […]
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In June, U of G observes National Indigenous History Month. This is a time to recognize and honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples and cultures. It’s also an important time […]
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A Nobel Prize winner, a veterinarian working with people and pets experiencing homelessness, and a leader in international development will be among seven accomplished recipients of honorary degrees next week […]
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The University of Guelph will celebrate the Class of 2023 during summer convocation ceremonies that kick off June 13. This year, a record number of graduands are registered to attend. […]
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The ongoing drought in many parts of Canada is raising concerns that food crops could be facing disaster this spring. But one University of Guelph crop researcher says it may […]
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Dr. Katie Clow, a professor in the Department of Population Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College, spoke to CBC Health for an article exploring how climate change is fuelling tick population […]
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Dr. Scott Krayenhoff, an atmospheric scientist with the Ontario Agricultural College, spoke with The Weather Network about new research he worked on that showed how blackouts during heat waves increase the number […]
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Dr. Simon Somogyi, an agribusiness researcher in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, spoke to CBS News Pittsburgh affiliate KDKA about why the drop in commodity prices […]
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We are happy to share that we have successfully accommodated all first-year students who have applied to live in residence on the Guelph campus. Confirmation notices were sent out to […]
Are lab-grown meats and cheeses the future of dinner? Ontario Agricultural College food economist Dr. Mike von Massow discussed that topic with CBC Radio’s The Current. Von Massow said several companies […]
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Dr. Katie Lebel, a sports business researcher in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, appeared on CBC’s The National to discuss the new rules announced this week […]
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Research led by Dr. Rene Shahmohamadloo, a post-doctoral researcher in the College of Biological Science, that focused on the effects of algal blooms on Lake Erie fish was featured in […]
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History professor Dr. Matthew Hayday, professor in the College of Arts, discussed tensions around Canada Day with CTVNews.ca. Hayday said that Canada Day has always been controversial because it’s a country […]
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A University of Guelph student dedicated to volunteer work and civic advancement – and who hopes to become a veterinarian to help others – has just won a prestigious award. […]
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Dr. Evan Fraser, director of U of G’s Arrell Food Institute, and Dr. Thomas Graham, School of Environmental Sciences, made headlines this week discussing how Canada can begin to rely less on produce […]
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