New Vet Specializes in Exotic Animals
Birds are among David Eshar’s most challenging patients […]
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Student Print Sale a Popular College Royal Event
Annual show and sale features student work, supports print study collection […]
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Reduce Your Impact and Make a Difference
Campus club promotes week of rethinking your environmental footprint […]
Improviser-in-Residence a First for U of G
Acclaimed musician connects University, community through music […]
How Do Companies Succeed in a Restructuring Industry?
Strategy consultant shares key success factors with U of G business students […]
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Historian Looks at the Role of Animals in Entertainment
Susan Nance writes about rodeo and circus elephants as celebrities […]
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Playwright Shares Tricks of the Trade
Prof. Sky Gilbert says there is no one way to write a play […]
Accounting Isn’t Just About Numbers
New prof studies human behaviour and tax policy […]
Historian Says Livestock Breeding Is Both ‘Art’ and ‘Science’
Modern breeding practices still influenced by older ideas […]
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New Prof Says Guelph Is ‘Major League’ of Agricultural Research
Sylvain Charlebois studies food systems, safety and policy […]
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Location and Top-Notch Programs Draw International Students
New study looks at the experience of leaving home for university studies […]
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Writer-in-Residence Offers ‘Straight-Forward Feedback’
Larissa Lai says her students must be serious about writing […]
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Pre-Confederation Farmers Weren’t Really Self-Sufficient
Historian challenges myths about simpler times of the past […]
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Prof Studies Psychosocial Needs of Cancer Patients
Research looks beyond medical care to provide better services […]
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Workshop Speaker Aims to Make Writing Easier, More Enjoyable
HTM prof challenges students to do the opposite of what they’ve been taught […]
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MA Program Takes a New Approach to Art History
Grad student studies ancient images, documents today’s culture with a camera […]
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New OVC Prof Is Equine Specialist
Lance Bassage brings surgical skills, expertise in equine sports medicine […]
The BetterPlanet Project Comes Alive in Rozanski Hall
Unique mural to recognize U of G donors […]
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Underwater Archeologist Called to the Desert
Guelph professor moved from King Herod’s harbour to a Roman outpost […]
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Mock Arbitration Tests Student Skills, Knowledge
Prof. Eveline Adomait calls on experts in labour issues to evaluate student presentations […]
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