You are almost twice as likely to be bit by a dog if you live in the city compared to living in the country, and a majority of those bites […]
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Nine new University of Guelph projects have been awarded a total of $70,000 to explore notions of “Creating in a Time of Coronavirus.” The projects support the realization of creative […]
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Prof Georgia Mason, an animal behavioural biologist and director of U of G’s Campbell Centre for the Study of Animal Welfare (CCSAW), spoke to CBC Radio’s Ontario Morning for an […]
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Canadian Geographic magazine spoke with Prof. Amar K. Mohanty, OAC Distinguished Research Chair in Sustainable Biomaterials, on some of the limitations of bioplastics. The article noted that many see bioplastics […]
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The Walrus magazine posted an excerpt of a new memoir by School of Environmental Sciences professor Madhur Anand. This Red Line Goes Straight to Your Heart, published on June 30, […]
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A University of Guelph microbiologist researching new approaches to fighting microbial infections will receive a 2020 Banting Research Foundation Discovery Award. Prof. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister has been named one of three […]
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A Niagara-area company using a University of Guelph innovation to sanitize personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic will now scale up production with a new $2-million provincial investment. […]
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As part of its ongoing efforts to support international students throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Guelph is providing up to $4 million in funding through three new initiatives that […]
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With the Canadian Food Inspection Agency now expanding its recall of onions from the United States after being linked to more than 300 cases of salmonella illness in Canada, the […]
Dress like you are going to class, put away your cellphone and turn off computer notifications: Those are just a few of the tips provided in a new online learning […]
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Medical mask-wearing has a long history. By Prof. Catherine Carstairs, Department of History […]
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It’s been a challenging year for Canadian growers and food makers, which is why University of Guelph food laureate Anita Stewart says we need Food Day Canada more than ever. […]
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The University of Guelph has been recognized in a respected ranking system for its scientific impact and commitment to gender diversity in publication. The CWTS Leiden Ranking for 2020 placed […]
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Prof. Amy Greer, Department of Population Medicine, spoke to the National Post about the risks of sending kids back into classrooms this fall. She said the risks depend on the […]
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Prof. Norm O’Reilly, a business of sport expert in U of G’s Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, was asked by several media outlets to discuss various sports-related […]
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Examining the COVID-19 pandemic from a historical perspective is the focus of an innovative new course at the University of Guelph. Developed by faculty in U of G’s Department of […]
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By Prof. Timothy Dewhirst, Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies, and senior research fellow in marketing and public policy at the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics. […]
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With justice and legal issues becoming increasingly important elements of real-world problems such as immigration, racial and gender inequality, and debates over free speech, a new program at the University […]
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Prof. Maya Goldenberg, Department of Philosophy, spoke to CBC News Online for a report on why some anti-masking groups are joining forces with anti-vaccination groups to amplify their message. She […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic will lead to fundamental changes to the restaurant industry – some of which were well overdue, says a University of Guelph food industry expert. Prof. Mike von […]
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