For the last 30 years, the University of Guelph has invited internationally renowned scholars to discuss their work on contemporary and future global development challenges in the annual Hopper Lecture. The free event is named in honour of Dr. David Hopper, a former U of G agricultural economics professor who, in 1970, founded the International […]
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International Indigenous cultural tourism leader Keith Henry will be endowed with an honorary degree and internationally renowned Scottish history scholar Dr. Elizabeth Ewan will be named University Professor Emeritus during fall convocation, Oct. 10. Fall convocation will bring more than 650 graduates across the stage in the event centre at the Guelph Gryphons Athletic Centre […]
September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as well as Orange Shirt Day. It is an important time to reflect on the painful impact and ongoing effect of the devastating residential school system in Canada. It is also an important time to honour Survivors and the children who never made it home. Colonialism […]
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The University of Guelph continues to gain global esteem as one of the best comprehensive universities in the world, placing in the top 500 in a new global ranking. U of G placed in the 401-500 rank of the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings, released today. The rankings are among the largest in […]
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The University of Guelph will host focus groups and launch a student survey over the next two weeks as part of the ongoing development of its Student Housing Strategy. The strategy aims to develop long-term, sustainable solutions to help students access housing and is based on making sound decisions through collaboration, data collection and […]
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Ensuring the health and safety of faculty, staff and students remains a top priority at U of G. With the arrival of Fall comes the start of a heightened respiratory illness season which may include COVID-19, influenza and RSV – mix in the cooler temperatures and the return to more indoor activities and it creates […]
A brand-new arts teaching, performance and research space has opened at the University of Guelph that will enhance interdisciplinary collaboration and inspire the next generation of performers. The Arts Research Centre, known as the ARC, is the new home for College of Arts theatre studies and music students, as well as home to research associated […]
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Students are invited to join an open dialogue session hosted by U of G’s Guelph Institute of Development Studies on diplomacy, geopolitics and development with the University’s Global Thought Leader in Residence, Vikas Swarup. Event details: Date: Oct. 4 Time: 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Location: CSAHS Interdisciplinary Hub, MacKinnon 019 RSVP by Oct. 2 […]
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This week marks Truth and Reconciliation Week, a time to honour the lost children and survivors of residential schools and commit to playing a part in advancing reconciliation. Orange Shirt Day, on Sept. 30, marks the third annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day serves as a valuable opportunity to listen to residential […]
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To celebrate the launch of Healthy Workplace Month, staff, faculty and students are invited to join the Campus Mile and walk, run or roll one mile around our beautiful campus. This event will take place on Oct. 2 and registration is required. This is a great opportunity to engage in physical activity, connect with your […]
Truth and Reconciliation Week, Sept. 25-30, is an opportunity to reflect collectively on the injustices that occurred within Canada’s residential school system and to remember the children who attended these schools and never returned home. As a place of higher learning, U of G continues to commit to educating and examining the truth of history […]
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We know many people may be experiencing feelings of uncertainty and concern with the evolving situation between Canada and India. We are closely monitoring the situation for any impacts on our community. The University of Guelph takes great pride in living our values and building an inclusive community where we welcome people from all over […]
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Anti-LGBTQ2IA+ protests and anti-hate counter protests are happening today across the country, including the City of Guelph. I know that many of our queer, transgender and gender-diverse students, faculty and staff are experiencing fear and anger about these transphobic and homophobic demonstrations. We share these very real concerns and want to make it clear that […]
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Dr. Andrew Young, assistant professor in the Ontario Agricultural College, spoke to the Toronto Star about what makes wasps so intrusive this time of year. Young said that as wasp colonies reach the end of their seasonal lifespan, it leaves male wasps with little to do and even less to eat. He cautioned people to […]
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At this weekend’s Homecoming game, all attention will be on the football field. But glance down the sidelines and you’ll hear the cheers of a different Gryphon squad, one that traces its origins to a group of students propelled by little more than homemade uniforms and school spirit. Jamie Baxter was one of those students. […]
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The Paul Hebert Centre for DNA Barcoding and Biodiversity Studies (PHCDBS) in India has opened a new campus to expand its role as the country’s central hub for DNA barcoding. The new campus is named after University of Guelph professor Dr. Paul Hebert, who is often referred to as the “father” of DNA barcoding. It […]
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Dr. Tanya Barzotti, associate professor in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, spoke to The Globe and Mail about Indigo Books and Music’s decision to bring back retired CEO and founder Heather Reisman. Barzotti said Reisman’s reinstatement will boost customer confidence in the brand. She also said she forsees big changes coming […]
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In an interview with CBC News, Dr. Maya Goldenberg, professor in the College of Arts, offered some thoughts on the anti-vaccine sentiment. Goldenberg said she doesn’t consider it anti-science, but rather “some mistrust of scientific institutions and the power that scientific institutions wield.” Goldenberg is a professor in the Department of Philosophy whose research includes […]
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Once again, the University of Guelph is coming together to support our local community in partnership with the United Way. Our donations support important offerings such as food security initiatives, housing supports, vulnerable youth programming and community initiatives in Guelph, Wellington and Dufferin. This year’s campaign will run from Sept. 21 to Dec. 15. “Supporting […]
Dr. Shayan Sharif has been appointed U of G’s new interim associate vice-president research (agri-food partnership). In this role, Sharif will oversee the Ontario Agri-Food Innovation Alliance, a collaboration between the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) and the University of Guelph, providing strategic management and support to the largest single research […]
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