Invasive species pose a threat to Georgian Bay […]
Human Rights and Equity Office Posts Three-Year Report
The Human Rights and Equity Office (HREO) recently released a report outlining its achievements and challenges over the last three years. The report is available on the HREO website. “The HREO report reflects the collective work of all members of the University community in making the University of Guelph a welcoming and inclusive place for […]
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OVC Honours its Founder
Dean visits Scottish home of Andrew Smith […]
Research Aimed at Protecting Groundwater Systems
City of Guelph depends on aquifer […]
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A Plea for Collegiality
GUEST COLUMN – Governance in the time of choler […]
Seagull’s Death Still Making Headlines
Pathologist recalls media frenzy on 30th anniversary of baseball incident […]
Celebrate Food Day Canada With Canadian Cuisine
U of G researchers look at the “real cost” of a picnic […]
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Funeral Service to be Held for Professor Emeritus
Professor emeritus Len Adams passed away July 27. Adams had been a professor in the School of Languages and Literatures (SOLAL) before retiring in 1995. He continued to be involved with U of G, serving as chair of the United Way campaign and winning the first University of Guelph Alumni Association employee volunteer award in […]
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Students Uncover History in French Archives
Reading personal documents requires detective work and patience […]
To Test or Not To Test? That is the Genetic Question
A higher risk of disease may result in higher insurance rates […]
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Trees Can Help Cities Beat the Heat
A leafy canopy creates shelter from the sun’s rays […]
Global Collaboration Focus of Latest Research Magazine
The latest issue of Research, a magazine produced by the Office of Research, focuses on the many ways U of G research reaches across disciplines and across countries. Titled “What the World Needs Now,” the magazine includes articles under the four pillars of the University’s BetterPlanet Project: communities, heath, food and environment. Articles range from […]
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Change We Can (Try to) Believe In
GUEST COLUMN – In defence of transformation […]
Climate Change Favours Invasive Plant Species
Invasion biology looks at how plants overtake new ecosystems […]
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Cannon on the Move This Summer
Branion Plaza will still be home to campus landmark […]
COU Launches Job Site for University Students
The Council of Ontario Universities (COU) has launched http://mycareerinfo.ca/, a website designed to help students, graduates and entry-level employees match their education, skills and goals to jobs. The website is intended to complement career services already offered by Ontario universities. “Universities teach our students so much more than what the name of their degree suggests. […]
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Prof Designs Computers to Think Like Humans
Algorithms can help computers learn […]
Library Stocks Up on Leisure Reading
Read for pleasure; improve your vocabulary and writing skills […]
OVC Surgeons Save Albino Python
Long snake, long trip, long weekend, happy ending […]
Study DNA Barcoding Online
For the first time, U of G is offering an online course in DNA barcoding. The introductory-level, eight-week course provides a basic understanding of DNA-based approaches for species identification and discovery. It’s offered through the Office of Open Learning and Educational Support. Some of the topics discussed will include history of species identification, the steps […]