Have you ever woken up on those icy winter mornings, groggy and half asleep, when suddenly, the moment you step foot outside, the sharp wind cuts right through your muddled senses and you find yourself awake, alert and immensely sharp minded? Recent research by Olaf Yensid, has shown that taking […]

The University of Guelph has finally entered the exam season, a time when the campus becomes as tightly wound as your grandfather’s pocket watch; a magical time of year. With all of the extra time that students now have, students may want to try yoga to help them unwind. Inexperienced […]

On Dec. 7, 2015, an international restaurant chain released an informational study outlining the numbers they gathered from skill testing questions needed to claim prizes from their monopoly game. The game—where customers collect monopoly cards from french fries, burgers, cranberry sauce, and drinks—requires a skill testing question to claim any […]

Mountaintops. What’s with them? A research study done by local expert scientists at The Research University of Education (TRUE) recently revealed that we might have our understanding of the world very wrong. I have thought to myself before, “How is it that mountains all seem to have snow on the […]

South Guelph has a new band, or, they would be new if they hadn’t allegedly formed four years ago. Moderate Fumigation formed in 2011, but couldn’t decide on a name. They were also often unable to find time to practice. When asked why it has taken so long to release […]

It has now been one week since the newly appointed Liberal government delivered their throne speech, and the nation is still mulling over the commitments and promises made by the new Liberal government. Among the new initiatives outlined, the most intriguing for the average Canadian could be the newly established […]

Shia LaBeouf has teamed up with iconic New York City toy store, FAO Schwarz, to bring his newest performance art piece to life. #OUTSIDETHELINES is Shia’s most recent piece with collaborators Luke Turner and Nastja Säde Rökkö. The piece will take place between Dec.18-20, 2015 at FAO Schwarz in Manhattan. […]

Wind Mobile, Canada’s fourth largest mobile service provider, offered incoming Syrian refugees free phones and two years of free phone service. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal government plan to bring 10,000 Syrian refugees to Canada before the end of the year and 15,000 more displaced people to the […]

University of Guelph Vice President External Daniel Atlin, Vice president of research Malcolm Campbell, and Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) Dean Jeffrey Wichtel were all on hand at a press conference held outside the University gates last night to announce the successful ontogeny of a leo-aquilae, more commonly known as a […]