The Unspeakable Cruelty of El Salvador’s Abortion Laws
By Lisa Kowalchuk […]
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Prof Answers Viewer Question on CBC’s Quirks and Quarks
Prof. Youbin Zheng appeared on CBC Radio’s Quirks and Quarks on April 14. A professor in U of G’s School of Environmental Sciences, Zheng answered an audience question about whether we […]
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Fit at Mid-Life: Fitness as an Act of Feminism
Much like the gender pay gap in employment, there’s a gender play gap in sport. A University of Guelph professor is helping women overcome this gap with a new book […]
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Prof Talks to Globe and Mail About National Gallery’s Intended Mystery Purchase
Prof. Daniel Fischlin was interviewed for an April 11 Globe and Mail article about the National Gallery’s move to sell a Marc Chagall painting to raise funds to keep a […]
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The Truth About Maternal Death
By Candace Johnson […]
Homophobia: Old Problem, New Disguise in ‘Love, Simon’
By Sky Gilbert […]
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Prof Nominated for RBC’s Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards
Prof. Mario Monteiro is among 75 nominees for RBC’s Top 25 Immigrant Awards. Guelph Today reported that Monteiro is considered one of the world’s most influential vaccine researchers. A professor […]
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Prof Talks to National Post About New Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder Study
Prof. Kaitlyn McLachlan was interviewed in an April 10 National Post story about new study findings that up to three per cent of Canadians could have fetal alcohol spectrum disorder […]
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World Health Day: U of G Has Experts
To recognize World Health Day on April 7, U of G News has highlighted some professors whose research is helping to improve health for people around the world. They are […]
Prof Talks to Media About Doug Ford’s Move to Scrap Media Bus
Prof. Tamara Small’s comments on Doug Ford’s scrapping of the usual campaign media bus made national headlines on April 5. Small was quoted in the Globe and Mail, CBC News, […]
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Why Canada’s Craft Beer Explosion Isn’t Leading to Big Acquisitions
By Alfons Weersink and Michael von Massow […]
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A Ban on Captive Animals Could Speed Up Extinction
By Laura H. Graham […]
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Real-Time Monitoring Could Reduce First Nations Water Advisories by One-Third, Study Finds
University of Guelph researchers have found that the majority of drinking water advisories in First Nations communities across Canada are precautionary, and that installing real-time monitoring systems could reduce the […]
Prof Appears in U.S. News Money Story
Prof. Jamie Gruman appeared in a Mar. 29 Money story in U.S. News talking about how boosting your happiness can improve your finances. A professor in the Department of Management, […]
Prof Talks Marijuana Marketing in National Post
Prof. Samantha Brennan appeared in a Mar. 31 National Post article about marketing of marijuana to women. Dean of U of G’s College of Arts, Brennan said that if marijuana […]
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‘Black Panther’ Villain Can Teach Us About Revolutionary History
The Science of Chocolate: U of G Prof Delves Into Chemistry, Physics
Chocolate has played an important role in human culture since about 350 BC, when the Aztecs were drinking fermented cocoa. Chocolate is used in ceremony, it’s presented as a gift […]
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How to Turn Your Long Weekend Into a Vacation
By Jamie Gruman […]
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Profs Talk to VICE About Gandhi Statue Controversy
Critics calling for the removal of a statue of Mahatma Gandhi at Carleton University are making national headlines. A March 27 VICE story reported that some say Gandhi — despite his […]
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Prof Featured in Popular Science
Prof. Linda Parker was featured in a Mar. 27 Popular Science story about how she uses rats — which are unable to vomit — to study how to control nausea […]