The effects of "helicopter parenting" - parents who have trouble giving their children the freedom to become independent adults - can have adverse effects on their child's career, according to professor Sean Lyons and PhD candidate Josh LeBlanc.
The College of Business + Economics is excited to welcome back our alumni this June for a weekend that promises to be filled with fond memories as well as unique opportunities to explore our plans for the future.
The College of Business + Economics together with the Centre for Business and Student Enterprise (CBaSE) are proud to be part of a new initiative with Innovation Guelph to support prospective and existing women entrepreneurs in Guelph and Wellington County.
The next time you're at the grocery store, don't ignore the ugly fruits and vegetables. They're just as nutritious as the pretty ones, and buying them helps reduce food waste and can save you money at the checkout.
Professor and labour economics expert Miana Plesca made national headlines recently after being interviewed by CBC Radio and the Globe and Mail on her recent research on the gender wage gap.
Researchers from Taiwan, Germany and the US recently united at the University of Guelph to share knowledge on a subject that impacts us all: insurance. The workshop, led by professor Mike Hoy (left), welcomed attendees who explored topics ranging from the solvency of life insurance companies to preferential treatment by auto insurance providers towards hybrid vehicle drivers.
Want to know more about how executives at major food companies navigate through industry change? Learn from them and fellow professionals at the Food and Agriculture Business Seminar, June 21-23 at the University of Guelph.
Dark green and yellow vegetables provide a multitude of nutritional benefits, but according to a recent University of Guelph study, most consumers are wary when it comes to purchasing and preparing them.
Students Benjamin Christian and Yeelok To were awarded the grand prize of a $1000 contract to turn their recommendations into a report for Ag Energy's use.
School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management director, Statia Elliot, was recognized for her dedication to and support of industry-specific training and institutional education last week at the Ontario Hostelry Institute’s (OHI) Gold Awards Dinner.