Student veterinarians care for both animals and pet owners […]
CBaSE Puts Community in the Classroom
Students gain experience working with local community groups […]
Historian Studies Beekeeping in Southern Ontario
Dwindling bee population puts food supply at risk […]
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Spinal Cord Injury Won’t Stop Student
Going back to school is his goal […]
Study Examines Breast Cancer Link To Flame Retardants
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers are used in clothing […]
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Vertical Farming Saves Land And Resources
“Sky gardens” can grow crops and raise poultry or fish […]
Men Can Help Achieve Feminist Goals
“There is still a lot of work to be done,” says PhD student […]
CME and COA Launch Research Commons
After 18 months of planning and construction, the new Research Commons opened in the University of Guelph’s MacKinnon Building April 18. A joint project of the College of Management and Economics (CME) and the College of Arts (COA), the space will be used by graduate students, visiting scholars and researchers in both colleges. “The Research […]
FARE Grad Students Receive McRorie Scholarships
Three U of G graduate students are among six recipients of this year’s Agricultural Institute of Canada Foundation (AICF) Douglas McRorie Memorial Scholarships. Recipients are recognized for their academic achievements, areas of study, leadership and career interests. The scholarships, which are made available through the support of the RBC Foundation, were established in 1990 to […]
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Bacteria Turn Organic Waste Into Energy
Beer can boost biogas production […]
Cats and Dogs Have Different Dietary Needs
Poor nutrition can lead to health problems […]
Social Media Gets People Talking
You can say a lot in 140 characters […]
Board of Governors Approves U of G Budget
The University of Guelph’s 2012/2013 Integrated Plan, including the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) operating budget, has been approved by Board of Governors. The budget and integrated plan were presented by Maureen Mancuso, provost and vice-president (academic), and John Miles, assistant vice-president (finance and integrated planning). The total MTCU Operating Fund budget for […]
New Equipment Ensures Safe Disposal of Animal Waste
Caustic digester will handle up to 5,000 pounds of material at a time […]
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CBC Radio Show Gave Writers A Voice
Program launched literary careers of Canadian authors […]
Guelph Students Sustain Win at Engineering Competition
Sustainability smarts won national honours for a University of Guelph team of engineering students last month. Lindsay Mooradian, Amanda Rhodes, Nirmal Shah and Stuart West won the Sustainability Award at the Canadian Engineering Competition in Vancouver. The annual contest draws competing universities from across Canada. That national award followed the Guelph team’s first-place finish in […]
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Hotline Offers Support for Grieving Pet Owners
Volunteers help pet owners deal with loss […]
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Once Upon a Time, Fairy Tales Had a Dark Side
Grimms’ fairy tales celebrate 200th anniversary […]
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Engineering Building Teaches Sustainable Design
Features include a green roof, wind turbine and rainwater cistern […]
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Student Leader Speaks at Local Business Event
U of G graduate student Gavin Armstrong will be keynote speaker at an April 13 breakfast event hosted by the Career Education Council (CEC) of Guelph-Wellington-Dufferin. The annual CEC event highlights local business and education partnerships. A 2011 graduate of U of G’s marketing management program, Armstrong’s topic is “Making Hunger History: Students and Business […]
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