Fisheries management researcher Dr. Jennifer Silver spoke to Hakai Magazine about the potential effects of a fishing licence buyback plan on the commercial Pacific salmon industry. Silver provided the context […]
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Isabella Lamanna didn’t mean to become a TikTok star. Like many teens, the first-year student in the University of Guelph’s arts and science program was bored during the early days […]
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Dr. Robin Milhausen, a sexual health researcher in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, spoke to the Wall Street Journal about why the pandemic seems to have sapped […]
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Interacting with strangers in large cities is challenging at the best of times, but how did the lockdowns, mask rules and physical distancing guidelines of COVID-19 pandemic change that? That’s […]
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New U of G research on the challenges of keeping an intelligent bird in captivity was featured in several publications, including Forbes. The research was led by Dr. Georgia Mason, […]
Dr. Maya Goldenberg, a professor in the Department of Philosophy who researches vaccine hesitancy, appeared on CBC’s The National to discuss whether stories of vaccine regret can help persuade those […]
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A moment of disaster that ended with University of Guelph Gryphons baseball players stepping up to help their rivals was featured over the weekend on CHCH News. The Gryphons were […]
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Dr. Madhur Anand, a professor in the School of Environmental Sciences, spoke to CBC News online about a new report from a Berlin-based think tank that shows Canada is one […]
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Dr. Cynthia Scott-Dupree, a professor in the School of Environmental Sciences, spoke with The Weather Network about stink bugs and the dangers they pose to agriculture. Scott-Dupree noted that brown […]
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Food economist Dr. Mike Von Massow, a professor in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics, appeared on TVO’s The Agenda on Thursday for a panel discussion on rising […]
A new exhibit by Prof. Susan Dobson, a studio art professor and head of U of G’s photography department, was featured in The Globe and Mail Arts section. Dobson has […]
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The University of Guelph’s Student FoodBank, managed by the Central Students Association, was featured in an article in Macleans examining what universities are doing to address food insecurity on campuses. […]
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To improve treatments for the most serious mental illnesses, researchers need to better understand how they affect not just men but also women, says a University of Guelph researcher. This […]
Wearing gloves while shopping and wiping down food packaging at home may be unnecessary, as new University of Guelph research suggests the chances of getting infected with COVID-19 from grocery […]
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Seven University of Guelph researchers exploring subjects from Indigenous history in North America to improving the availability of safe and healthy food have received the 2021 U of G Research […]
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Dr. Linda Mahood, a professor in the Department of History, was interviewed in a CBC documentary called “Born Bad” which examined the history of Ontario Training Schools in the 1900s. […]
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For more than 20 years, University of Guelph students have given back to their home-away-from-home community by volunteering with Project Serve, and that tradition continues this weekend. Project Serve is […]
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U of G’s new Bachelor of Indigenous Environmental Science and Practice program was featured in an article in the Guelph Mercury Tribune and republished in the Toronto Star. Environmental sciences […]
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Dr. Amy Greer, an infectious diseases modeller in the Department of Population Medicine, spoke to The Globe and Mail about COVID-19 rapid testing in schools. She said without rapid tests, […]
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Two students in the University of Guelph’s School of Fine Art and Music (SOFAM) have been chosen as 2021 recipients of two major awards. Emmanuel Osahor has won the $30,000 […]
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