U of G’s Jill Vigers appeared in a CTV News story talking about BlindSquare, a new initiative that allows people with visual impairments to navigate the campus. CTV reported that U […]
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Three new faculty members, each studying a different facet of the food system, will join U of G as Arrell Food Chairs beginning this summer. Professors Maria Corradini, Philip Loring […]
University of Guelph Prof. Faisal Moola was interviewed for a June 7 National Observer story about the Ontario government’s struggle to address a decades-long problem of mercury contamination in Grassy Narrows First […]
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Prof. Tamara Small commented in a CBC News story about unregistered groups targeting Ontario voters with online ads. The story arose out of findings by ProPublica, a non-profit U.S.-based investigative […]
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Prof. Mike von Massow appeared in a CTV News story on June 5 talking about food waste and best-before dates. A professor in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource […]
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Around 1,000 University of Guelph alumni are expected back on campus June 22-24 for Alumni Weekend, including members of the graduating classes with years ending in three and eight and any group […]
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Prof. Keith Warriner talked to CTV News on May 31 about why chicken should never be washed. Most consumers wash chicken and pat it dry before cooking, but Warriner said this […]
Prof. Jamie Gruman published an article on June 4 in the Huffington Post about the importance of vacations and why some of us aren’t making the most of them. A professor […]
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U of G food laureate Anita Stewart was featured in a Forbes article on June 3 talking about how she founded Food Day Canada. Stewart, a culinary activist, educator and […]
Prof. Michael von Massow appeared in national media stories on June 3 talking about Canada’s tariffs on imported American goods and about concerns that the United States could retaliate to those […]
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Several University of Guelph faculty members and students will be recognized for teaching, service and academic excellence during the University’s 2018 spring convocation ceremonies, to be held June 12-14. A […]
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The next generation of leaders in disciplines ranging from engineering to business and fine art to biology will cross the spring convocation stage at the University of Guelph next […]
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Author Lawrence Hill published an article about his mother Donna Mae Hill’s life and death in the Globe and Mail on June 1. A professor in U of G’s School of […]
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By Catherine Carstairs, Bethany Philpott, and Caitlin Fendley […]
Prof. Tamara Small was interviewed by The Walrus for a June 1 article about how Facebook amasses your data. As a professor in U of G’s Department of Political Science, […]
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Robert Hanner, a professor in U of G’s Department of Integrative Biology, authored an article on combating food fraud in the latest edition of Canadian Food Business magazine. Globalization has […]
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Reader’s Digest interviewed Prof. Barry Micallef for an article about whether nightshade vegetables are as bad for your health as some social media influences and popular diet schemes would suggest. Nightshades […]
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Canadian Geographic featured U of G professor Ryan Norris in a story about how the Canada jay had its name restored by the American Ornithological Society earlier this month. The story […]
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Ed McBean, a professor in U of G’s School of Engineering, led the foreign experts delegation at the SATEC 2018 meetings in Beijing, China from May 14-19 and made a […]
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Having lived with epilepsy all her life, renowned Canadian playwright Judith Thompson says she understands the fear, vulnerability and isolation of living with an unpredictable medical condition or disability. “For […]
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