University of Guelph students Kiana Gibson and David Sahai are celebrating a major milestone this month: 16,000. That’s the number of pounds of campus-prepared food they’ve been able to help […]
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Dr. Meghan McMurtry, a professor in the Department of Psychology, spoke to both Discovery Magazine and Reader’s Digest about needle fear and how to overcome it. While many in Canada […]
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As the virus that causes COVID-19 has spread, what has also spread is misinformation. University of Guelph biomedical sciences professor Dr. Glen Pyle is helping to change that by volunteering […]
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Dr. Ryan Norris, a professor in the Department of Integrative Biology, contributed a commentary to the Toronto Star on the proposed Highway 413 that would run north of Brampton and […]
The Globe and Mail spoke with veterinarian and theriogenologist Dr. Cathy Gartley in U of G’s Ontario Veterinary College about the craze for labradoodles and cobberdogs. A professor in the […]
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University of Guelph research on the stress levels of urban squirrels was highlighted in a report in the Washington Post. Alannah Grant, a master’s student working with integrative biology professor […]
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Aiming to further develop molecular diagnostics technology that will ensure authentic ingredients in natural health products, the University of Guelph has struck a five-year collaboration agreement with Guelph-based company Purity-IQ. […]
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Dr. Nigel Raine, a pollinator researcher in the School of Environmental Sciences, spoke to the National Observer about a decision by Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency to allow the […]
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Aiming to address a growing skills gap in Canada, the University of Guelph has launched a partnership with Palette Skills, a national non-profit group that trains non-traditional workers from disrupted […]
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University of Guelph food science professor Dr. Paul Spagnuolo, who researches bioactive compounds found in food, has received a Young Investigator Award for Outstanding Research from the Canadian Nutrition Society […]
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Dr. Robin Milhausen, a professor in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, spoke to CBC News about why COVID-19 seems to have translated into more labour on the […]
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With reports that agricultural officials in Washington state and British Columbia are preparing for the possible return of so-called “murder hornets” this spring, Dr. Gard Otis, a professor emeritus in […]
Two U of G experts spoke with the Toronto Star for an update on the so-called “buttergate” scandal. Dr. Alejandro Marangoni, a professor in the Department of Food Science, discussed […]
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Physics professor Dr. Eric Poisson spoke to Radio-Canada‘s new science program Moteur de recherche about black holes. Poisson uses the emerging field of gravitational-wave astronomy to improve our understanding of […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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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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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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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