Guelph research development benefits both species of ruminants
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Guelph research development benefits both species of ruminants
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When psychology professor Saba Safdar’s students wanted to raise money for A Dare to Remember, a fundraiser for the Stephen Lewis Foundation, they didn’t sell raffle tickets or hold a bake sale. Instead, they staged a flash mob in Branion Plaza on Nov. 1. “The students really got into it,” says Safdar. They raised $200. Last […]
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Used book program can return half the original price […]
The men’s rugby team won a bronze medal at the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championships this past weekend, and head coach Darrell Devine was named the coach of the year. This is the second time that Devine has won a coach-of-the-year award. This was the Gryphons’ first OUA medal since their gold season in 1998. […]
Food Network celebrity chef Chuck Hughes spent his day off at U of G’s food lab, where he gave cooking lessons to a group of Grade 7 students from St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic School. Host of Chuck’s Day Off, Hughes showed off his culinary skills on Nov. 10 as part of U of G’s […]
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Teaching Innovation – Trio of courses engage students […]
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Small and polluted, the river is still a drawing card for people […]
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U of G graduate Tammy Fischer of Teeswater, Ont., won first place in the senior division of the annual Canadian Young Speakers for Agriculture competition held Nov. 5 during the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. Two Guelph undergrads were among the finalists: Robin Callaghan of Reaboro, Ont., and Martin Straathof of Arnprior, Ont., who […]
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He’s been solving other people’s problems for 34 years […]
The family of professor emeritus Bruce Hunter, Department of Pathobiology, write to thank the University community for expressions of sympathy after his sudden death Oct. 19: “Extending a heartfelt thanks to the administration, faculty and friends, who have joined with us to grieve and celebrate Bruce’s life. His life force has rippled out globally, and […]
Studies range from winter hardiness to fragrant oils […]
You can be a hero, says United Way co-chair […]
Study shows risk assessments often include error in logic […]
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Helping U of G students prepare for exams benefits education projects overseas […]
Paul Garrett tests neutron detectors for Vancouver installation […]
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New research reveals multimillion-dollar market […]
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Jacey Murphy is Canadian university rugby’s top female player for the second straight year. She received the honour Wednesday night at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) All-Canadian Banquet. The fifth-year agriculture student is the fourth multiple winner of the MVP award since the sport made its CIS debut in 1998. Murphy led the Ontario University […]
Fiona James looks for disease clues inside the body […]
Two University of Guelph students have been named among the top 25 environmentalists under 25 years of age in Canada by The Starfish, a volunteer-based organization that engages communities in conversations about environmental concerns. Joanna MacDonald and David Lawless were selected as the second and seventh on the list, respectively. MacDonald, in her final semester […]
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The Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities will again provide funding to the University of Guelph to support women’s safety initiatives on campus. Accredited student groups and governments, staff, faculty and employee groups at U of G may apply for funding, which is intended to help implement findings of safety audits, to inform students […]
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