The Department of Athletics will donate $1 to the United Way for every ticket sold for the Nov. 17 men’s and women’s basketball games. A halftime Toonie Toss at both games will also benefit the United Way. The women’s basketball Gryphons will host the Queen’s University Gaels in the W.F. Mitchell Athletic Centre at 6 […]
Feeding Nine Billion This Century’s ‘Grand Challenge’
Geography prof launches website to stimulate food security discussion […]
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Research Focuses on Treatment of Feline Eye Disease
Condition can lead to chronic pain, glaucoma and blindness […]
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AA&D Honoured for Making an Impact with Technology
U of G’s Department of Alumni Affairs and Development (AA&D) was recently recognized by Blackbaud, Inc. of Charleston, S.C., for innovation in using the software called TeamRaiser in a peer-to-peer fundraising program. The company’s IMPACT award and a $500 donation to the University were presented at a Blackbaud conference in Washington, D.C., for 2,500 non-profit software users in North America. […]
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Actor Soldiers Lifted Morale in First World War
PhD student links Dumbells to SNL […]
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Guelph Local Committee Wins WUSC Award
The Guelph local committee of the World University Service of Canada (WUSC) received the 2012 Local Committee of the Year award, at the WUSC International Forum in Ottawa Nov. 2. Twelve U of G representatives, including staff advisors and students, accepted the award given annually by the WUSC board of directors to recognize a local […]
U of G Community Asked to Participate in HREO Hiring Process
To begin the process of selecting a director for the Human Rights and Equity Office, the University of Guelph has engaged the services of Laverne Smith & Associates, a Canadian firm that has worked extensively with universities across the country and beyond. The comprehensive search will include consultation across the University community and begins with […]
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Biologist Shares Arctic Encounters for United Way Fundraiser
Students donate to hear about bears, biffies and B.O. […]
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Under-the-Sea Lab Provides Data for Landlocked Biologists
Guelph students benefit from West Coast observatory […]
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Young Drivers are Easily Distracted
Older drivers face different challenges as they age […]
Rwanda Makes Peace With Violent Past
Memorials to genocide are a constant reminder […]
Fellowship in Uganda Offered Hands-On Leadership
Guelph student volunteered with EWB […]
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Business Chair Explores Psychological Contracts
Fulfilling unwritten expectations important to successful employment […]
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Little Goblins Must Learn How to Cross Streets Safely
Virtual reality system helps young pedestrians stay out of harm’s way […]
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Healing With Honey Brings Sweet Rewards
Honey has antibacterial properties […]
U of G Faculty Association Presents Annual Awards
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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Prof ‘Dared’ to Lecture on Zombies
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 […]
Fall Fairs Struggle in Modern Times
Rural attractions need to appeal to a wider audience […]
Early Eating Habits Affect Lifelong Health
Poor diet and lack of exercise are risk factors for disease […]
Social and Cultural Norms Affect Behaviour
Everything from clothing to food choices are influenced by those around us […]