On July 8, 1917, renowned Canadian artist Tom Thomson, 39, disappeared during a canoe trip on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Park. His body was discovered eight days later. Today his […]
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Using techniques developed in cows, professor Pavneesh Madan is now working with fertility clinics in Ontario to help increase pregnancy success for people […]
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According to the Chicken Farmers of Ontario, there were about 14,000 non-commercial flocks of chickens in 2014. That’s a lot of small farms and residential coops, and the numbers are […]
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Nathan Skoufis competes internationally while balancing martial arts training, instructing and academic studies […]
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New GryPHone Lab provides cross-disciplinary learning opportunities for students and researchers […]
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Guelph basketball player Taylor Redmond already has a gold medal from the 2008 Special Olympics provincial competition and a silver medal from the 2012 event. He’s hoping to add to […]
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In 2000, the manuscript of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s book Rilla of Ingleside was donated to the McLaughlin Library’s Archival and Special Collections. The book, published in 1921, tells the story […]
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According to Canadian Blood Services, someone in Canada needs blood almost every minute of every day. To help fill this need, the U of G Campus Community Police is co-sponsoring […]
U of G’s copyright officer explains copyright, fair dealing and best practices […]
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U of G’s Campbell Centre for the Study of Animal Welfare has been providing training for Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officers since 2009 […]
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Prof who studies police oversight, and the intersection of law and politics says more scrutiny is needed […]
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Last October, the Toronto Zoo announced that panda Er Shun had given birth to twins. The excitement about the birth wasn’t just because pandas are cute — it’s because panda […]
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Two-day event includes 20 sessions with tips and instruction for a wide variety of writing […]
History professor sees reminders of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, but also intentions to connect to the deeper Liberal heritage […]
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Prof. Fiona James develops a backpack that monitors brain activity while dogs are awake and active […]
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From the ‘commonplace book’ to the photo album, the desire to preserve memories hasn’t changed over time […]
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U of G researcher Nicole Nemeth is studying the transmission and spread of the tick-borne virus […]
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Professor Nikola Gradojevic studies investors’ behaviour and decision-making, and how it affects the markets […]
Training teaches students how to intervene if someone needs help […]
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More than 800 members of the Guelph community have been recognized for publishing achievements since the program’s inception […]