Food Trends Experts Make Headlines
Two U of G experts in consumer grocery habits spoke to CBC Radio morning shows this week about how the pandemic has changed our eating habits, including how sales of […]
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GuelphGrad on Tour Postponed to June
The University of Guelph will hit the road around Ontario once again to celebrate this year’s graduates in a unique way with #GuelphGrad on Tour. Although the pandemic has postponed […]
Biomedical Sciences Researcher Pens Commentary for Toronto Star on COVID Vaccine Concerns
Dr. Glen Pyle, a professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, provided a commentary on the new AstraZeneca COVD-19 vaccine that was featured in the Toronto Star. Pyle, who studies […]
Many Canadian Employees Unable to Self-Isolate When Necessary, U of G Survey Finds
Half of Canadian employees reported they feel unprepared to stay home and self-isolate if they or a family member becomes sick with COVID-19, according to a new University of Guelph-led […]
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Unequal Treatment for College Women’s Basketball Players Has Deep Roots
By Dr. Ann Pegoraro, Lang Chair in Sport Management, Lang School of Business and Economics; Prof. Lindsey Darvin, Sport Management, State University of New York College at Cortland; and Prof. Anita M. Moorman, Sport Administration, University of Louisville […]
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The Atlantic Consults Philosophy Professor on Vaccines
Dr. Maya Goldenberg, a professor in the Department of Philosophy, spoke to The Atlantic magazine about what it will take to convince the millions of Americans who are still undecided about whether […]
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Veterinary Infectious Disease Researcher Discusses COVID-19 Variants in Pets
For the first time, one of the new COVID-19 “variants of concern” has been discovered outside of humans, with a handful of pets in the U.K. and the U.S. becoming […]
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PBS Consults Bioplastics Engineering Professors
The long-running PBS science television program NOVA spoke to U of G engineering professors Drs. Amar Mohanty and Manjusri Misra for an article examining whether bioplastics could one day replace […]
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Food Scientist Appears on CBC’s Marketplace
Dr. Alejandro Marangoni, a professor in the Department of Food Science, appeared in a CBC Marketplace news item examining the so-called “buttergate” controversy in which some have alleged that butter […]
Femicide Research Makes Headlines
Several media outlets covered new research led by U of G research leadership chair Dr. Myrna Dawson the detailed the number of women and girls killed in Canada in 2020, […]
U of G Experts Contribute to Journal Focusing on Agriculture in the Biden Era
How damaged was agri-food trade between Canada and the U.S. under the presidency of Donald Trump, and what, if anything, will change now that Joe Biden is the American president? […]
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Toronto Star Highlights Research on Grocery Store Workers
A research project led by Dr. Eric Nost, a professor in the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics and PhD candidate Emily Duncan examining the experience of grocery store workers […]
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Psychology Professor Discusses Vaccine Language in Globe and Mail
Dr. Meghan McMurtry, a professor in the Department of Psychology, co-authored a commentary for The Globe and Mail about the need for appropriate language when discussing vaccine uptake and hesitancy. Co-written with […]
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Research on Pandemic Third Wave Makes Headlines
New University of Guelph research that predicts that new daily cases of COVID-19 in the Greater Toronto Area could triple by early April was featured in the Toronto Star. The […]
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New Report Documents Latest Femicide Rates Amid Pandemic
Ce communiqué est disponible en français A woman or girl is killed in Canada on average every 2 ½ days, a number that remains “persistently stable,” according to the third […]
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Un Nouveau Rapport Documente les Derniers Taux de Fémicide Pendant la Pandémie
Une femme ou une fille est tuée au Canada en moyenne tous les 2,5 jours, un chiffre qui reste stable selon le troisième rapport annuel sur les taux de fémicide […]
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Associated Press Features Aquatic Biologist’s Research
New research led by Dr. Joe Ackerman, a professor in the Department of Integrative Biology, that found that windstorms linked to global warming are damaging water quality in Lake Erie […]
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U of G Police Accountability Research Featured in Toronto Star
Dr. Kate Puddister, a professor in the Department of Political Science who researches police accountability, spoke to the Toronto Star about new research she co-authored on the prosecution of Ontario […]
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The Guardian Features DNA Barcoding Fish Fraud Researcher
The UK’s Guardian newspaper highlighted U of G’s pioneering DNA barcoding technology as well as the work of Department of Integrative Biology professor Dr. Robert Hanner and his efforts to […]
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Arrell Director Pens Commentary on UN Food Summit
Dr. Evan Fraser, director of U of G’s Arrell Food Institute, co-wrote an opinion piece for the Hill Times with Deb Stark, former deputy minister of the Ontario Ministry of […]
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