This week marks Truth and Reconciliation Week, a time to honour the lost children and survivors of residential schools and commit to playing a part in advancing reconciliation. Orange Shirt […]
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We know many people may be experiencing feelings of uncertainty and concern with the evolving situation between Canada and India. We are closely monitoring the situation for any impacts on […]
Read More… from A Message to Our Faculty, Staff and Students With Ties to India
Anti-LGBTQ2IA+ protests and anti-hate counter protests are happening today across the country, including the City of Guelph. I know that many of our queer, transgender and gender-diverse students, faculty and […]
Read More… from President’s Message on Anti-LGBTQ2IA+ Protests and Anti-Hate Counterprotests
At this weekend’s Homecoming game, all attention will be on the football field. But glance down the sidelines and you’ll hear the cheers of a different Gryphon squad, one that […]
Read More… from Co-Ed Cheerleading Team Reunites After 35 Years
The Paul Hebert Centre for DNA Barcoding and Biodiversity Studies (PHCDBS) in India has opened a new campus to expand its role as the country’s central hub for DNA barcoding. […]
Read More… from U of G Prof Inspires India’s New Centre for DNA Barcoding and Biodiversity Studies
When defensive end Seamus Milligan takes to the Alumni Stadium field next weekend for the Homecoming football game against the York Lions, he’ll have the support of his team and […]
Read More… from Gryphon Football Player Balances Military Duties Thanks to U of G Program
Several media outlets sought the expertise of Ontario Agricultural College food economist Dr. Mike von Massow regarding a demand from Ottawa that major Canadian grocers come up with a plan to […]
Read More… from Food Economist Discusses Grocers’ Role in High Food Prices
Dr. Lawrence Goodridge, a microbiologist in the Ontario Agricultural College, discussed the large outbreak of E. coli infections affecting children at several daycares in Calgary with several news outlets. Speaking […]
From forest fires to flooding in Canada and abroad, alarm signals about impacts of global warming underline the need to find alternative products to those based on greenhouse gas-emitting fossil […]
Read More… from New Gift to U of G to Fund Research Chair in Sustainable Materials
Students and residents living in the McElderry neighbourhood near the University of Guelph are being invited to attend a “Neighbourhood Meet and Greet” this weekend to take part in a […]
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst, professor in the Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies, discussed the re-branding of Twitter to X in a commentary for the Toronto Star . “Given Twitter’s previously well-established brand awareness […]
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Seven University of Guelph researchers who explore subjects ranging from sustainable rural development to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in diagnostic imaging have received the 2023 U of G […]
Read More… from Seven Researchers Recognized with U of G Research Excellence Awards
With the aim of elevating and strengthening Canada-India relations through intellectual engagement, the University of Guelph and the Canada India Foundation have jointly launched a new Global Thought Leader in […]
Read More… from Vikas Swarup to Serve as Inaugural Global Thought Leader in Residence at U of G
Dr. Keith Warriner, a food scientist in the Ontario Agricultural College, spoke to several news outlets this week following a large E. coli outbreak at several Calgary daycares, and the deaths of […]
Read More… from Food Scientist Makes Headlines on Food Poisoning Risks
Eight incoming undergraduate students at the University of Guelph received top entrance awards during an event held Sept. 1. Seven of the students received President’s Scholarships, which recognize high school […]
Read More… from U of G Welcomes 2023 President’s and Chancellor’s Scholars
Helping first-year students find their way around campus, forge new friendships and settle into university life are the goals as the University of Guelph gets set to host Orientation Week […]
Read More… from New U of G Students Welcomed to Campus for Orientation Week 2023
From wildfire to quarks and from Indigenous self-determination to AI, studies by researchers across the University of Guelph campus will be supported by more than $20.4 million from the federal […]
Digital cultural materials, Ontario’s rental landscape and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are among the topics to be explored by U of G researchers with new funding from the […]
Read More… from Social Science and Humanities Researchers Receive $1.9 Million in Federal Funding
Studies of protons, neutrons and quarks, the smallest building blocks of matter, are among the U of G research projects receiving new funding today from the Natural Sciences and Engineering […]
Read More… from U of G Researchers Awarded Over $21 Million from NSERC
Hopeful Indigenous futures and improved machine learning are the goals of two renewed University of Guelph Canada Research Chairs (CRC) announced today by the federal government. The funding is part […]
Read More… from U of G Professors Receive Renewed Canada Research Chair Funding