A dog’s mouth contains hundreds of types of bacteria […]
Hunger Fighters Named Auburn Fellows
Two recent U of G graduates have been named fellows of the Hunger Solutions Institute at Auburn University in Alabama, in part because of their leadership in Guelph initiatives to eradicate hunger. They are Gavin Armstrong, B.Comm. ’11, now a PhD student in U of G’s Department of Biomedical Sciences, and Adam Little, B.Sc. ’10 […]
United Way Ghost Walks Continue This Month
Campus ghost walks hosted by United Way volunteer Greg Taylor will continue this month, with one-hour walks scheduled for Nov. 11, 12, 13, 18 and 19. The cost is $10 per person; meet in front of War Memorial Hall at 9 p.m. Reservations are not required. Taylor’s stories include ghostly encounters reported in McLaughlin Library, […]
Board of Governors Review PPP Report
Board chair recognizes campus-wide input in planning document […]
College Idol Performances Online
The annual United Way College Idol talent show featured six competitors at the Oct. 31 event. Videos of their performances are now available on the United Way website, and everyone on campus is encouraged to vote for this year’s College Idol. The individual performer or group who receives the most $1 votes will win the […]
Family Gift Establishes Rural History Professorship
Farm papers enhance U of G’s rural history archives […]
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Philosopher Shares Love for Poetry on Stage
Prof is literary guest for On Being Canadian talk […]
Campus Renovations Underway for 50th Anniversary
Johnston Green walkway to be covered in gravel […]
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OVC Researchers Cited by Microbiology Journal
Professor emeritus Carlton Gyles, Department of Pathobiology, is one of several Canadian scientists cited in an article published this week in the Canadian Journal of Microbiology for contributions to the study of verotoxigenic E. coli (VTEC). The article by University of British Columbia microbiologist Nevio Cimolai documents the history of this area of study and says […]
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Accreditation Renewed for Clinical Psychology Graduate Program
The Clinical Psychology: Applied Developmental Emphasis graduate program in the Department of Psychology has been re-accredited by the Canadian Psychological Association for the next six years. The program focuses on the developmental paths of children and youth experiencing psychological disorders within the contexts of family, school and community. Student training follows a scientist-practitioner model in […]
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Managing Work Stress Can Improve Productivity
Supportive work environments can help employees cope […]
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Attitudes Toward Counterfeit Goods Vary Among Consumers
Affordability and accessibility add to appeal of fake goods […]
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Toads’ Taste Tolerance Put to the Test
Amphibians can learn conditioned taste avoidance […]
Graphene Could Transform the Future of Electronics
Material found in pencil lead […]
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Gryphon Football Success Rests on Character
U of G coaching strategies stress maturity, consistent play […]
U of G Students Are Gryphons and Guelphites
Project Serve Day promotes community involvement […]
Librarian Blends Learning With Technology
Teaching Innovation: Online tutorials help students succeed […]
Research Could Turn Tobacco into Cancer Treatment
Tobacco plants are being grown with cancer-fighting antibody […]
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Need Some Incentive?
If you haven’t returned your United Way pledge card, you might want to check out the list of incentive prizes being won weekly by those who have. United Way volunteer Paula Allen says about 65 incentive prizes were donated this year by local businesses and members of the U of G community; 45 have already […]
Writer-In-Residence Offers Words of Wisdom
Award-winning author Sheila Heti started writing as a toddler […]