Students donate to hear about bears, biffies and B.O. […]
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Students donate to hear about bears, biffies and B.O. […]
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Guelph students benefit from West Coast observatory […]
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Older drivers face different challenges as they age […]
Memorials to genocide are a constant reminder […]
Guelph student volunteered with EWB […]
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Fulfilling unwritten expectations important to successful employment […]
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Virtual reality system helps young pedestrians stay out of harm’s way […]
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Honey has antibacterial properties […]
The University of Guelph Faculty Association (UGFA) presented five distinguished professorial teaching awards and a service award at a ceremony Oct. 25. Honoured for teaching were Profs. Evie Adomait, College of Management and Economics; John Dawson, College of Biological Science; Brad Hanna, Ontario Veterinary College; Jay Lampert, College of Arts; and Jack Trevors, Ontario Agricultural […]
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Political science professor Adam Sneyd will be lecturing on a new topic Oct. 30 – zombies – all for a good cause. The 300-plus students in Sneyd’s politics of development and underdevelopment course dared him to auction off a lecture in support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Dare Campaign, which helps to fund the fight […]
Rural attractions need to appeal to a wider audience […]
Poor diet and lack of exercise are risk factors for disease […]
Everything from clothing to food choices are influenced by those around us […]
Starting Nov. 5, the Sustainability Office and a School of Environmental Sciences thesis group will be running the first-ever “Adopt-a-Bin” community recycling monitoring program at the University of Guelph. More than 200 volunteers are needed to monitor all of the recycling and garbage bins on campus, approximately 140 bins in 61 locations. Adopt-a-Bin participants will choose […]
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Multi-Faith Resource Team gets people thinking […]
A retired Biomedical Sciences professor, who was a faculty member of the University of Guelph for 35 years, has died. Peter McGeary Mann passed away Oct. 20 at the age of 85. Mann was passionate about nature, aviation and stamps. He regularly wrote articles, edited many publications and was the Archivist for the Model Aeronautics […]
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Benefits include energy efficiency and durability […]
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Teaching Innovation – Research looks at the value of community interaction […]
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Ketosis affects milk supply and disease resistance […]
In partnership with the community, U of G’s community police provide services aimed at preventing crime and solving problems that affect students, staff, faculty and visitors. The Campus Community Police provide immediate updates and information via Twitter and on the police website, where you’ll also find tips for personal safety and crime prevention, crime bulletins […]
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