Alexandra Beaton Takes The Next Step
U of G student balances studies with acting role on hit TV show […]
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Blood Donor Program Helps Save Pet Lives
Last year about 300 units of blood were given to dogs and cats during life-saving surgeries at OVC’s Companion Animal Hospital […]
Book by U of G History Professor Tells the Story of Prolific Nurse Lyle Creelman
Little-known Canadian helped transform public health nursing […]
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Responsible Pet Ownership Begins Before Picking a Pet
OVC Prof. Jason Coe says proper planning will help ensure a long-lasting relationship […]
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From Travel Writing to Screenwriting: Library Hosts Writers Workshop
Writing Experts Will Teach More Than 20 Free Workshops […]
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Guelph Grad on the Go – Using Theatre to Influence Social Change
Simon Mallett’s theatre company strives to ‘create conversations’ […]
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History Professor to Contribute to International Projects
U of G History Professor Karen Racine has been invited to participate in two significant international projects. For the first project, Racine will be the subject area editor for the […]
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How African Canadians Risked Their Lives to Fight in the American Civil War
Book by U of G history professor emeritus looks at why so many black Canadians left the safety of home to serve in a foreign war […]
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Guelph Grads on the Go – Allison Sidnell Dances onto TV and Movie Screens
U of G psychology grad lands dancing roles at Grey Cup and upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey movie […]
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Guelph Grads on the Go – Promoting Dental Health
Matt Joosse says finding manageable approaches to complex issues is key to the job […]
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Guelph Grads on the Go – Uncorking a Career in the Wine Industry
Winemaker and U of G grad Katie Dickieson helps lead Peller Estates Winery to an award-winning year […]
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Guelph Grads on the Go – Ensuring Safe Drinking Water in First Nation Communities
Jamie Lafontaine says community education is key to promoting public health […]
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Studio Arts Student Jumps into Filmmaking
Sixty-second film selected to play on Toronto subway screens […]
Competition Puts Fine Arts Program in Spotlight
U of G students won two years in a row […]
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Program Helps Immigrants Sell Taste of Homeland
Migrating Chefs start their own catering businesses […]
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Scholarship Recipients Demonstrate Excellence
Chancellors’ and President’s Scholarships awarded to top students […]
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PhD Student Wants to Enable Cities to Be More Livable
Citizens have the power to make sustainable change […]
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Prof Connects with Arts Community in Finland
Artist-in-residence experience included museum visit in Russia […]
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Police Dogs Sink Their Teeth into Iron Dog Competition
Event features skill-testing exercises on rough terrain […]
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Co-op Students in Demand
Employers often hire graduating students in the fall […]