Research looks at quantum events in microbial processes […]
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Research looks at quantum events in microbial processes […]
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Computing and Communications Services will be upgrading various components of the telephone system. These components include the underlying call control software, the backup auto-attendant software used at the Guelph, Kemptville and Ridgetown campuses, as well as the call centre software used by a number of departments on campus. In addition to software upgrades, hardware will […]
No beach in Guelph? She’d practise by running in snow […]
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Birds are among David Eshar’s most challenging patients […]
Annual show and sale features student work, supports print study collection […]
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Thousands of visitors will be on campus this week as the University welcomes record numbers of people for campus tours. Normally, about 10 to 20 people take part in ongoing, regularly-scheduled campus tours. But during March break, people sign up for tours by the dozens, says tour co-ordinator Marissa Phillips. Some tours may have upwards […]
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Visiting Fulbright scholar looks at Canada’s iconic railroad hotels […]
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A team of U of G engineering students won third place at the national Canadian Engineering Competition held over the weekend at McGill University. Fourth year students Mike Beswick, Caleb Vandenberg, Nick Walters and David Wood competed in the Consulting Engineering category. Teams are given eight hours to develop a solution to a real-world technical […]
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College Royal lecture to discuss the way animals communicate […]
Scientists at six universities use plant wastes from farming and pulp and paper […]
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Three U of G track and field athletes received major awards from the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) this week. Tim Henry was named the Most Valuable Male Field Athlete, Ross Proudfoot was named the Male Rookie of the Year, and Rob Jackson was awarded the Student-Athlete Community Service award. Henry, a third-year marketing student, is […]
Campus club promotes week of rethinking your environmental footprint […]
The Ontario Hostelry Institute (OHI) has named Prof. Kerry Godfrey a fellow of the institute for 2011. He is director of the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management in U of G’s College of Management and Economics. The honour recognizes men and women who have made substantial contributions to the culinary, hospitality and tourism industry […]
Acclaimed musician connects University, community through music […]
Six alumni from the College of Management and Economics were named on the Ontario Hostelry Institute’s Top 30 Under 30 list for 2011. The award recognizes the hospitality industry’s top performers and celebrates their future potential. Nominees are selected from across the industry, including chain restaurants, entrepreneurs and tourism-based businesses. Those Guelph graduates who received […]
Strategy consultant shares key success factors with U of G business students […]
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When the College of Management and Economics hosted the fourth annual Nicol Venture Creation Competition on March 2, the winning team pitched zero-sodium, sugar-reduced chocolate milk and earned $5,000 in prize money. Talking to an audience of Guelph Centennial Collegiate high school students, members of the University community, family and friends, Guelph students Mike Lanteigne, […]
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Susan Nance writes about rodeo and circus elephants as celebrities […]
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Multi-sport athlete takes on intramural, community programs […]
PhD student explores growing field of nutrigenomics […]
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