Cancer Research Aimed at Improving Treatment

Posted Apr 12, 2013

Test may help predict how canine cancer patients respond to treatment […]

Don’t Be Fooled By Counterfeit Icewine

Posted Apr 11, 2013

Prof raises awareness and profile of Ontario icewine in China […]

Help Student Win a Wheelchair-Accessible Van

Posted Apr 10, 2013

Despite a spinal cord injury that left him a quadriplegic, Drew Cumpson remains determined to complete his degree in hotel and food administration. The U of G undergrad was injured in a swimming accident during a volunteer trip in Lima, Peru, on May 10, 2011. As part of National Mobility Awareness Month, Cumpson entered an […]

Branion Plaza Gets a Makeover

Posted Apr 10, 2013

Renovations to start this summer ahead of University’s 50th anniversary […]

OAC Grad Student Nabs Scholarship

Posted Apr 9, 2013

Jessica Kelly, a master’s student in Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics, has received the 2013 Douglas McRorie Memorial Scholarship from the Agricultural Institute of Canada Foundation. Given to three graduate students in Canada each year, the $3,000 award honours the late Douglas McRorie, who was vice-president of agriculture for the Royal Bank of Canada and […]

Prof Brings Ottoman History to Life

Posted Apr 9, 2013

More than 30 countries are now part of the former Ottoman Empire […]

Field Trip Leads to Close Encounters With Wildlife

Posted Apr 8, 2013

Polar bears aren’t the only creatures that live in Churchill, Man. […]

Excellence in Undergraduate Academic Advising Medallion Awarded

Posted Apr 5, 2013

The 2013 Excellence in Undergraduate Academic Advising Medallion was announced today, with the award going to Melinda Vanryn, from Ontario Agricultural College. Vanryn advises students in the bachelor of science in agriculture, the bachelor of bio-resource management and the minor in agriculture programs. The award recognizes faculty advisors, program counsellors, or academic advising staff who […]

Studying Statistics Adds Up to a Career

Posted Apr 5, 2013

U of G grad works at Statistics Canada […]

Veterinary Dermatology is More Than Skin Deep

Posted Apr 4, 2013

Allergies are common among certain breeds […]

Minister of Research, Innovation on Campus Today

Posted Apr 3, 2013

Reza Moridi, Ontario minister of research and innovation, is visiting the University of Guelph today. He will tour the Bioproducts Discovery and Development Centre (BDDC), the Biodiversity Institute of Ontario (BIO), and PlantForm. At BDDC, Moridi will meet with director Amar Mohanty, a professor in the Department of Plant Agriculture and the School of Engineering, […]

Research Aimed at Improving Nuclear Reactors

Posted Apr 3, 2013

Materials need to be tested in extreme conditions […]

Aboriginal Elders Share Wisdom With Students and Faculty

Posted Apr 2, 2013

Aboriginal Resource Centre hosts weekly gatherings […]

Nitrous Oxide a Culprit in Climate Change

Posted Apr 1, 2013

“Smart fertilization” can help reduce agricultural emissions […]

Staff Member Honoured for Being a Hidden Hero

Posted Mar 28, 2013

Going the extra mile earns award for OVC research technician […]

Prof Looks at Author’s Portrayal of Children with Disabilities

Posted Mar 27, 2013

Jean Little wrote books that children could relate to […]

United Way Seeks Student Co-Chair

Posted Mar 26, 2013

The University of Guelph United Way committee seeks a student co-chair for the University’s 2013 and 2014 United Way campaigns. The successful candidate will join the U of G United Way committee and work in partnership with the outgoing student co-chair to plan and oversee the student portion of the annual fundraising drive. This is […]