The removal of a statue depicting Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, from the steps of the city hall in Victoria, B.C., has sparked national debate. The City […]
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Cross-cultural psychologists from numerous countries gathered for a major global conference at U of G in early July this summer. The International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP) biannual conference, which […]
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Prof. Troy Hourie, an award-winning stage scenographer and installation artist, was featured in an Aug. 9 article in the Wall Street Journal. Hourie, who recently joined the School of English and […]
Prof. Ryan Norris was featured in an Aug. 20 TVO story about how climate change affects monarch butterflies. Rising temperatures are causing the insects to fly farther north looking for […]
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Professor Douglas Goff’s new study exploring milk consumption and blood glucose levels made headlines this week. The story got picked up on Aug. 17 by the Daily Mail, the Mirror, […]
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Prof. Madhur Anand is making international headlines about her new, groundbreaking study. The study found that if the world’s population adhered to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) nutritional guidelines, […]
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Prof. Nigel Raine, the Rebanks Family Chair in Pollinator Conservation at U of G, has been discussing the impacts of pesticides on bees and agricultural landscapes in the international press. […]
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Prof. David Wright’s study looking at how exercise could help people exposed to extreme temperatures protect themselves from the cold is making headlines, appearing in publications such as the Hindustan Times and […]
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Runner’s World interviewed U of G professor Kieran O’Doherty for an Aug. 15 story about privacy issues around tracking data from personal fitness trackers and running watches. The article talked […]
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The federal government will invest more than $2.5 million in innovative University of Guelph research intended to improve human health and the environment. The announcement was made today on campus […]
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A U of G psychology professor’s research was highlighted in an Aug. 14 article that ran in Taiwan’s popular BusinessWeekly.com. The story on blockbuster movies said there’s often a similar […]
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Gizmodo interviewed U of G wildfire expert Merritt Turetsky for an Aug. 13 article about a new study that examined the ecological consequences of worsening wildfires. The University of California, […]
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Prof. Andrew Peregrine did a series of CBC Radio interviews across Ontario on Aug. 14. He talked about a new tapeworm found in foxes and coyotes that could threaten dogs and […]
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Prof. Gary Ellis, head of justice studies at the University of Guelph-Humber, has offered his expertise in the media on gun violence and gun control. He appeared on CBC’s Metro […]
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Graduates of the University of Guelph’s creative writing MFA program have been nominated for the 2018 Toronto Book Awards, established in 1974 to honour books of literary or artistic merit that are […]
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Prof. Mike von Massow was interviewed for an Aug. 7 National Post story about companies raising the prices of canned goods to combat aluminum tariffs. The professor in U of […]
U of G registrar Ray Darling talked to national media about Saudi Arabia’s withdrawal of educational support programs for students studying in Canada. Darling appeared on CBC News and in […]
At least one third of middle-aged Canadians experience sexual problems, according to a new U of G study. Researchers found nearly 40 per cent of women and almost 30 per […]
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