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University Open, Faculty, Staff Have Access to Buildings as Needed April 4, 2020

The University of Guelph continues to operate and to provide necessary services to support its academic and research mission and operational and administrative functions. Many employees are working remotely and many employees, due to the nature of their work, are still working on campus. As we all understand, these are very unusual and challenging times, […]

Lori Bona Hunt

COVID-19 Daily Update: April 3, 2020 April 3, 2020

Dear U of G community members, Each day, I prioritize reading and listening to the provincial and federal COVID-19 updates. Keeping up to date on the evolving situation at the provincial and national levels is essential as we plan for today and into the future. In today’s provincial update, Ontario’s CEO of Public Health, Dr. […]

Jenna Hennessy

U of G Alum Appointed to Key Role at Health Canada April 3, 2020

A former professor and graduate of University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) is taking on a key role at Health Canada as the country faces the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Harpreet Kochhar has been appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as Canada’s new associate deputy minister of health. Kochhar will move into […]

Angela Mulholland

Expert Discusses Social Connections During Physical Distancing April 3, 2020

With most of us being told to remain indoors, many Canadians are using small acts of “neighbouring” to create other ways of connecting. What do these small interactions offer us? Will initiatives like “care-mongering” groups and pen pal campaigns continue after the pandemic is over? The University of Guelph has an expert who can offer […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Using Its 3-D Printers to Create Critical Medical Equipment April 3, 2020

The University of Guelph is putting its many 3-D printers on campus to work to create much-needed protective medical supplies for local health and essential services providers. With Canada facing a dwindling supply of personal protective equipment, the printers are being used to create face shields for health workers to protect them and keep them […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Expert Discusses COVID-19 Impact on Spring Planting April 2, 2020

COVID-19 could cause a shortage of temporary workers on farms this spring that may hinder the planting of crops across Canada. U of G Prof. Evan Fraser, director of the Arrell Food Institute, said the pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities in the country’s food system, including agriculture’s dependence on temporary foreign workers and the free flow […]

Rob O'Flanagan

U of G Food Economist Talks Food Supply Amid COVID April 2, 2020

The pandemic has caused some products to disappear from grocery store shelves. Prof. Mike von Massow, a food economist and expert in the grocery food supply system, said what we are seeing is demand-based shortages not supply-based shortages. The bare shelves are the result of an increase in people stocking up and supply chains playing […]

Rob O'Flanagan

U of G Focusing on Food Security for Students, Community During Pandemic April 2, 2020

With food security being a concern during the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Guelph is focusing efforts to help ensure its students and local community have access to affordable food. U of G’s Hospitality Services donated $32,000 worth of food to local food banks last week and put together 75 food hampers to be delivered […]

Deirdre Healey

COVID-19 Daily Update: April 1, 2020 April 1, 2020

Dear U of G community members, Health-care professionals use stress tests to understand how a body responds when it is exposed to a challenge. As a community, we’re being stress tested by the COVID-19 pandemic, and we’re all responding to daily challenges by finding new ways of working, studying and living. With the loss of […]

Jenna Hennessy

U of G Grad Moving Canadian Literary Festival Online April 1, 2020

For Jael Richardson, the FOLD couldn’t just fold. The director of the Festival of Literary Diversity held in Brampton, Ont., faced three choices as the coronavirus pandemic mounted this month: postpone the event, cancel it entirely or run the festival online. “For me, to postpone was not an option,” said Richardson, a 2010 graduate of U of […]

Deirdre Healey