University of Guelph student Dylan Sher will launch his documentary film Before the Plate, which explores food, agriculture and society, on Aug. 5 in Toronto. The film’s premiere will coincide with […]
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An expert in policing, Prof. Gary Ellis was interviewed Aug. 9 by Korea’s Morning Wave in Busan about an armed group in Libya that kidnapped two Filipinos and one South Korean […]
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Prof. Catherine Carstairs was interviewed on July 26 by BBC Radio 4 for a feature called “Fluorine: Chemistry’s Tiger.” The feature explored fluoride chemistry and history and the ongoing debate […]
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Prof. Keith Warriner appeared in national media talking about recent food recalls linked to salmonella contamination in rice and crackers. He appeared in a series of interviews on CBC Radio programs […]
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University of Guelph researchers have discovered the type of stem cell allowing geckos to create new brain cells, providing evidence that the lizards may also be able to regenerate parts […]
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U of G’s Merritt Turetsky was featured in a Science magazine story on July 27 about a new public engagement program that helps scientists tackle global challenges. The article said […]
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Whether it’s Pacific sea asparagus, Ontario’s wild raspberries or a Quebec brewery’s hoppy beer, Canada’s diverse geography and peoples offer a bounty of culinary delights worth celebrating, says Food Day […]
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U of G researcher Sara Epp was interviewed by The Guardian for a story about how Mennonites in Ontario are being forced to move because of large-scale farms, suburban encroachment […]
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Now “almost 99” years of age, Henry “Hank” Orr, a retired University of Guelph professor, was an Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) student during one of the most tumultuous times on […]
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Prof. Jamie Gruman was interviewed for a July 23 NBC News story about how open office plans might hinder productivity. A professor in U of G’s Department of Management, Gruman offered tips […]
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University of Guelph-Humber’s Lindsay Barton was interviewed for a July 20 Today’s Parent article about how kids’ tantrums can sometimes be healthy. Barton, a psychotherapist who teaches in the University of Guelph-Humber’s […]
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Prof. Valerie Davidson was interviewed for a July 20 Globe and Mail story about new study findings that engineering program applicants sell themselves differently based on gender. Analyzing more than […]
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Professors Rene Van Acker and Youbin Zheng were interviewed for a July 21 Toronto Star story about U of G’s plans to grow an extensive cannabis research program that is […]
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Prof. Linda Mahood was interviewed for a July 19 Maclean’s article about the rise and fall of hitchhiking. A professor in U of G’s Department of History, Mahood discussed the […]
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Sometimes it doesn’t pay to be a do-gooder, according to a new University of Guelph study. Highly cooperative and generous people can attract hatred and social punishment, especially in competitive […]
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Prof. Alan Ker was interviewed for a July 17 Christian Science Monitor story about how slumping milk prices in the U.S. are forcing many American dairy farmers to rethink their […]
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Prof. Glenn Hanna was interviewed by Global News Radio 900 CHML on July 16 for a story about the death of NHL player Ray Emery and how police investigators approach similar […]
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The August issue of Scientific American hit newsstands today and features an interview with U of G’s Prof. Ryan Norris talking about a new study on the impact of traffic on […]
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U of G Prof. Michael von Massow appeared in July 16 stories talking about how to look for and buy Canadian products at the grocery store. The story follows the […]
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