A paper by integrative biology professors Christina Caruso and Hafiz Maherali in the January issue of the International Journal of Plant Sciences discusses their use of monkeyflowers to investigate theories about tradeoffs between size and numbers of blooms in the evolution of floral displays. The journal’s cover photo of Mimulus guttatus was taken by Michael […]

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The Guelph Police Service commended three University of Guelph students for helping an elderly dementia patient on Saturday, Feb. 11. The woman was missing from a long-term care facility when the students encountered her in a coffee shop on Gordon Street. They provided transportation for her to the Guelph General Hospital, where staff contacted city […]

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A University of Guelph master’s graduate has been named a 2012 “Global Changemaker” by the Ontario Council for International Co-operation (OCIC). Carley Robb-Jackson, who completed her master’s degree in sociology and international development, was honoured last week for empowering and making a difference in the lives of women and girls in their communities and around […]

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Two U of G scholars have been invited to take part in the annual American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) conference in Vancouver Feb. 16 to 20. U of G graduate student Sherilee Harper has been invited to a panel on oceans and the Arctic Feb. 17. Food science Prof. Ricky Yada is […]

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