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 […]
Ready for My Thermal Close-up
Thermo-imaging seeks animals’ hot spots for better performance […]
HTM Internship in Laos Offers Unique Learning Opportunity
Teaching English to monks, consulting with hoteliers all in a day’s work for student […]
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Going With the Grain
U of G cereals researcher aims to strengthen the staff of life […]
Transcanada Institute Hosts Interdisciplinary Grad Student Conference
An interdisciplinary graduate student conference on “Future Theory, Present Praxis: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Thinking and Acting ‘Timely’” runs Feb. 26 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the TransCanada Institute, 9 University Ave. E. Keynote speaker is Imre Szeman, who holds the Canada Research Chair in Cultural Studies at the University of Alberta. She will […]
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Call for Proposals on Collaborative Learning
U of G’s 2010 Teaching and Learning Innovations Conference is calling for presentation proposals. Sponsored by the College of Arts and the College of Physical and Engineering Science, the May 11 conference will focus on collaborative teaching and learning. The deadline to submit a proposal is March 12. For more information, go to www.tss.uoguelph.ca/tli, send […]
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Blood Donor Clinic Set
Canadian Blood Services is holding a blood donor clinic March 8 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Peter Clark Hall. To book an appointment, call 1-888-2-DONATE. […]
Focus on Pharmaceuticals
The Environmental Science Research Initiative is sponsoring a free workshop on “Pharmaceuticals in the Environment: Lesson Learned” Feb. 27 starting at 9 a.m. in the science complex atrium. For more information, visit the website www.comparativephys.ca/ESRI_Workshop. […]
‘A Peaceful and Tranquil Place’
Retired political scientist dedicated to improving the lives of people living in poverty […]
Shastri Institute Supports Botanist’s Work in India
U of G team will continue studies of indigenous knowledge, cultural uses of plants […]
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Ford Had It Partly Right
Building better systems is key to custom products, says U of G engineer […]
Finding Chemistry Across the Border
Fulbright visiting chair studies corrosion reactions […]
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 Pact With the Universe
Scholar, storyteller and Guelph student brings ideas to life […]
Billboard on Wheels Sparks Interest in U of G Engineering
School of Engineering drives home message with high school prospects […]
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Reduce the Juice
International development student leads group aiming to reduce energy consumption […]
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 […]