Feeling welcome depends on country’s immigration policies […]
Attention Shoppers: Coupons Can Be Misleading
Coupons lack fairness and transparency, says PhD student […]
Read More… from Attention Shoppers: Coupons Can Be Misleading
Prof Studies Displacement in India and Bangladesh
Industries force farmers from land […]
Read More… from Prof Studies Displacement in India and Bangladesh
Dairy Bush Takes Learning Outside
Teaching Innovation – Woodlot is an outdoor classroom […]
Pentecostalism Gains Global Following
Women treated as equals […]
U of G Bioproducts Research Showcased at Ottawa Museum
U of G research that involves turning plant-based materials into car parts is part of a new display that opened last week at the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa. The AUTO 21 exhibit shows how Prof. Amar Mohanty, director of U of G’s Bioproducts Discovery and Development Centre, is turning plant-based materials into […]
Read More… from U of G Bioproducts Research Showcased at Ottawa Museum
Prof Targets Greenhouse Gases in Dairy Industry
Milk’s carbon footprint is getting smaller […]
Read More… from Prof Targets Greenhouse Gases in Dairy Industry
Senate Shrinks by 25 Per Cent
Smaller Senate “good for the University” […]
Prof. Naresh Thevathasan Receives Honorary Degree
Naresh Thevathasan, adjunct professor in the School of Environmental Sciences and manager of U of G agroforestry research, received an honorary doctorate last month from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana. As the manager of a CIDA Tier 1 project in the West Africa country, he has helped in training […]
Read More… from Prof. Naresh Thevathasan Receives Honorary Degree
Student Wins College Idol Title
Singer started performing in Grade 3 […]
United Way Awards Incentive Prizes
The winners of three major incentive prizes were selected at the U of G United Way volunteer appreciation event Dec. 7. The names of all University donors who completed a pledge form were included in the draw. Carole Shirley, Co-operative Education and Career Services, won a one-year parking pass donated by U of G Parking […]
Food Bank Helps Students in Need
Donations keep shelves stocked […]
Comments Sought on New Strategic Research Plan
The Office of Research has released a draft of its new strategic research plan (SRP) for review and comment by the University community. As the research component of the University’s Integrated Plan, the SRP addresses broad themes and areas of emphasis. It helps to influence research funding allocations by federal and provincial granting agencies and […]
Read More… from Comments Sought on New Strategic Research Plan
Understanding Cancer in Animals Can Help Humans
New OVC prof offers cancer consultations in small animal clinic
[…]
Read More… from Understanding Cancer in Animals Can Help Humans
Acting CIO Named
Catherine Steeves, deputy chief information officer (CIO) and associate chief librarian, has been named acting CIO and chief librarian starting Jan. 1, 2012. Michael Ridley completes his term as CIO and chief librarian at the end of the year. A search is now underway to select a new CIO and chief librarian. The CIO position […]
Call for External Nominations to the Board of Governors
The governance committee of the University of Guelph Board of Governors invites suggestions of individuals external to the University who might be considered for appointment to the board. Click here for complete details, including the 2012-2013 recruitment profile. Recommendations of individuals who may respond to this profile are requested by Jan. 15, 2012. Nominations of those […]
Read More… from Call for External Nominations to the Board of Governors
Healthy Rivers Need Strong Mussels
Aquatic creatures act like mini water filters […]
Student Support Network is Ready to Listen
Trained volunteers help students get through tough times […]
Genome Ecology Offers Evolutionary Clues
Research brings three colleges together […]
Students to Develop Apps for Faculty
If you’ve always wanted to develop an app, but you don’t know how, there’s a group of students who can help. Students in computer science professor Qusay Mahmoud’s third-year software engineering class will be designing and developing apps for U of G faculty as part of their group projects for Winter 2012. “My main objective […]