U of G graduate Jeff Latosik is a finalist for the Gerald Lampert Award, given to the best first book of poetry published by a Canadian. The League of Canadian Poets announced the short list April 4. He is nominated for his for his inaugural book of poetry, Tiny. The winner will be named June […]
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Bioenergy studies explore woody biomass for fuel use […]
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U of G students David Humphrey, Derek Beirnes, Jordan Minnaar and Vanessa Graves participated in the Young Hoteliers Summit at Ecole Hotelier de Lausanne in Lausanne, Switzerland, at the end of March. The summit is a gathering of students from the top hotel schools from around the world. The event included panel discussions, keynote speakers, […]
Guelph scientists tap four billion years of R & D […]
Prof. Hans Bakker, Sociology and Anthropology, gave the presidential address at the North Central Sociological Association (NCSA) meeting held in Cleveland March 31 to April 2. His talk, “Pragmatic Sociology: Healing the Discipline,” discussed various writings on the subject of pragmatism. NCSA is one of five regional associations in the United States working under the […]
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Guelph researchers find low-tech solutions for cleaner water […]
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The Department of Economics has a new name. The University of Guelph Senate voted Monday to change the name to the Department of Economics and Finance. Chair John Livernois says the name change more accurately reflects the teaching and research that are done in the department. It’s also important for the public profile of the […]
Competitors say Quebec event is all about skill-testing and networking […]
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Research suggests a life-long diet rich in omega-3 can help prevent the disease […]
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The University of Guelph Choir, conducted by Marta McCarthy, will join the Guelph Chamber Choir and the University of Western Ontario Singers April 2 in a performance of Brahms’ German Requiem. The concert will be held at the River Run Centre at 8 p.m. Guelph Chamber Choir conductor Gerald Neufeld will introduce the performance during […]
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PhD candidate documents lichens from Northern Ontario to the Everglades […]
Prof says smartphone device could help you prepare a healthier meal […]
She draws on her own experience farming in Cape Breton […]
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Guelph scientists analyze pharmaceuticals and other chemicals found in water […]
U of G geography professor Evan Fraser has been nominated for a James Beard Foundation Award — considered “the Oscars of food” — for his book Empires of Food: Feast, Famine and the Rise and Fall of Civilizations. Fraser was nominated in the writing and literature category. The awards are considered the most prestigious recognition […]
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Molecular biology may help winemakers tease your palate […]
Conference gave students a new perspective on the United Nations […]
Guelph Police report that the Begging Bear sculpture in front of the Macdonald Stewart Art Centre was knocked over sometime late on Friday, March 18. They are requesting the assistance of anyone who has information about the incident to contact Constable Julianna Murphy of the Guelph Police at 519-824-1212, Ext. 7224. You could also leave […]
Research looks at quantum events in microbial processes […]
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