Past Events

On Oct 3. at noon, staff, faculty and students are invited to celebrate the launch of Healthy Workplace Month to walk, run or roll one mile around our beautiful campus. This is a chance for you to engage in physical activity, connect with colleagues, take a break, and take in the sights and sounds around you. 

The program is designed to help graduate students accomplish their thesis writing goals and accelerate their time to completion. READ MORE

Topic: "Elucidating the mechanisms of Pup-proteasome system substrate recruitment" 

Truth and Reconciliation Reflection Ceremony On September 30th, the day for Truth and Reconciliation, this ceremony will offer a safe place to reflect on the transgenerational impacts of the Indian residential school system, honouring those Indigenous children that died, the survivors, and their families.

Dr, Beaulieu, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO will be presenting a seminar on Receptors Conversing in Space and Scales.

Topic: "Assessing the effects of metabolites derived from different diets on neural development, gene expression, and behavior using zebrafish embryos" 

Topic: "Investigating the Role of Succinate in Genetically Manipulated Lachnospiraceae"

The Jones Lab is hosting their annual bake sale in support of the Kidney Foundation of Canada!

To celebrate the start of our 2022 United Way campaign, we're having a Food Truck Party in Branion Plaza! TODAY - Tuesday, Sept. 20 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Drop in any time. Remarks at noon. Branion Plaza Featuring: Lady Glaze, Domino's Pizza, Fo'Cheezy and more!

The University of Guelph 2022 United Way Campaign will help make our community a better place to live by making measurable impact on priority issues in our community.United Way’s purpose is creating lasting positive change. Our communities’ social safety net is more important than ever.  If we want our communities to rebuild in a way that sees everyone thrive, we must come together and take action now.  We must use the same energy and sense of urgency we had when the pandemic began to now address the root causes of issues that are so heavily impacting our community.   We need people who car