How Many Identities Do You Have?
At least 700, says U of G sociologist. But which one is the “the real you?” […]
Author: Teresa Pitman
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Grateful Graduate Thanks the Guelph Community
A former refugee from Sierra Leone says Guelph is really his hometown […]
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Eat It But Don’t Enjoy It
Prof says not until the Renaissance were Europeans allowed to enjoy their food […]
U of G Has a New Service to Simplify Your Online Life
Single Sign On project is simple up front, complicated behind the scenes […]
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U of G Library Hosts AIESEC Intern
Aman Makkar says he’s improving his research and communication skills […]
Happy at Work, Happy at Home
New U of G psychology prof studies the way men and women handle stress […]
Keep Your Library Clean
Library staff give prizes to tidy students […]
Look for “the Atrium” online
U of G’s institutional repository is open for business […]
New Online Art Course Wows Students
Anyone anywhere in the world can study contemporary art with U of G faculty […]
The World Is Fascinated by Armani
Art historian studies the Italian designer’s clothing empire and influence on culture […]
Library Displays Its Archives
Every visitor to the U of G Library will now get a taste of what’s hidden downstairs in the library’s archives and special collections. Display cases installed earlier this month […]
86th Annual College Royal Open House Ready to Roll
U of G hosts largest student-run university open house of its kind in North America […]
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Meeting the Needs of a Thirsty World
Newly arrived engineering professor studies membrane technology used in treating waste water for reuse […]
‘A Peaceful and Tranquil Place’
Retired political scientist dedicated to improving the lives of people living in poverty […]
Reading Between the Lines
Poring over medieval manuscripts offers clues to early lives and times for U of G art historian […]
Gifts That Keep on Giving
Lisa Woodcock, associate director, annual fund, in Alumni Affairs and Development. […]
A Passion for Creativity
Art history prof’s research interests take her from craft revival in United Kingdom and Russia to architecture in Toronto […]
Probing the Earth
Engineer’s studies to provide clues about groundwater flow, contaminant transport […]
The Business of People
Banker-turned-business prof finds what was missing from her professional life […]
Connecting the Dots
“The best part of my job is helping people reach their potential,” says Elizabeth Lowenger, the Ontario Veterinary College’s diversity and careers co-ordinator. […]