U of G research will help vets and agricultural producers who need help with stress and other mental health issues […]
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Large animal emergency rescue training program teaches techniques to rescue horses and other large farm animals […]
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Three day event in May will also bring hundreds of volunteers and supporters to campus and City of Guelph […]
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Significant number of awards and publications make master of fine arts in creative writing program at U of G one of the best in the country […]
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Celebrating its 30th anniversary, almost half the artists on the tour’s roster are U of G alumni […]
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Prof. Ryan Broll’s research shows that despite their best intentions, adults face resource and knowledge limitations when responding to cyberbullying […]
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Carver Simpson was born in rural Ontario in 1859; twenty years later he was attending school and not very happy about it. We know that because his diaries, illustrated with […]
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Yvonne Su and Tyler Valiquette are promoting political literacy and youth voter turnout through a series of fun and friendly campaigns […]
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U of G professor Hannah Tait Neufeld studies how dietary changes over generations impact indigenous health […]
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With seven of the eight species of Ontario turtles listed as species at risk, OVC graduate Sue Carstairs is leading the charge to rehabilitate and protect them […]
Rachelle Campbell and her 1975 Pan Am Games gold medal. Forty years ago, Rachelle Campbell was an 18-year-old athlete representing Canada in the 1975 Pan Am Games in Mexico City. […]
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Antibiotics have saved millions of lives by killing the bacteria that make people sick. But the bacteria are now fighting back, as more of them become resistant to those important […]
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Prof. Christine Baes uses whole genome sequencing to identify genetic variations that promote desirable traits […]
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By Teresa Pitman In 2008, 57 Canadians became ill after eating Maple Leaf deli meats contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes and 24 of them died. It was one of the most […]
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Prof. John Fryxell studies the movement and interaction of multiple species in an ecosystem […]
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Prof. Matt Vickaryous says a better understanding of this process could help improve the healing process in humans […]
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After failing out of the Ontario Veterinary College, Madonna Gemus-Benjamin returns 10 years later as a mature student and leaves with a degree […]
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Prof. James Carl introduces students to Chinese art on the Shanghai Semester study abroad program […]
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Guelph Community Veterinary Outreach clinics will continue in fall […]
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The Southern Ontario Amazing Race has evolved into one of the area’s most popular fundraisers and launched a new career for its creator […]
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