The University will be extending the term of Prof. Michael Emes as dean of the College of Biological Science (CBS) by two years to June 2014. The goal is to align the completion of his term as dean with the completion of a multi-year review of the University’s science programs and of The BetterPlanet Project […]
Farm Life Not Always Idyllic, Says Prof
Research gives new meaning to “killer bees” […]
OVC Challenge Cup Takes Centre Ice
Gryphon Frosty Mug event celebrates OVC hockey history […]
Student’s Blog Makes Sense of Dollars
Blog offers financial tips to cash-strapped students […]
Biologist Studies Stress in Animals
Early exposure to stress can affect brain development […]
Lyric Contest Promotes Sustainability
A new sustainability awareness campaign called Are You Sure? includes a lyric contest challenging students to suggest how the University might get closer to sustainability in social, economic and environmental areas. “It’s meant to bring awareness to some of the major issues and how we deal with them,” says Maurice Nelischer, director of sustainability. The […]
Helping Others Rewards Civil Servant
Guelph Grads on the Go: Government director believes in public service […]
U of G Honours Co-op Excellence
Co-operative Education and Career Services has announced the winners of the University’s 2011 Co-op Awards. Fourth-year student Christina Lippa is Co-op Student of the Year in commerce and marketing management. Third-year mechanical engineering student Lauren Patrick is Co-op Student of the Year in science and engineering. These awards recognize a range of student achievements, including […]
No Problem Too Big or Small for Psychotherapist
Guelph Grads on the Go: Life coach offers mental health advice […]
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Patrick Case Leaves HREO Position
Patrick Case […]
Doctor Sets Sights on Space Travel
Guelph Grads on the Go: Aspiring astronaut likes to go fast […]
Mutant Mice Provide Clues to Obesity in Humans
Guelph Grads on the Go: Scientist targets obesity […]
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Parents and Peers Affect Academic Goals
Guelph Grads on the Go: Graduate research looks at gender gap in university attendance […]
Former VP Alan Wildeman to Perform in Guelph
U of G’s former vice-president (research) Alan Wildeman, now president of the University of Windsor, is the featured performer at Guelph’s Jan. 9 MASH Mondays event. MASH Mondays was started by Doug Larson, a U of G biology professor emeritus. The interactive interview series brings music, art, science and history (MASH) together. Wildeman’s interview begins […]
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U of G Business Students Compete for Cash
A team of University of Guelph students will join other students from across the province tomorrow at the “Battle for CA$H” in Toronto. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario sponsors the annual competition for university students considering a career as a chartered accountant. The U of G team includes business students William Ginther, Mohammad […]
Managing Fish Species a Balancing Act
Dams and overfishing pose biggest threat […]
Director of Sustainability Thinks Outside the Blue Box
Recycling is not enough […]
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Conference Explores Role of Gossip
Gossip dates back to Roman Empire […]
Zavitz Left a Leafy Legacy
OAC professor promoted reforestation […]
Website Helps Find Homes for Pets
Student’s idea won $10,000 grant from Pepsi Refresh Project […]