The 2014 World Cup host, Brazil, deals with controversial spotlight The World Cup is undoubtedly one of the most unifying events in sports. On a world stage, countries get to showcase and show support for their talented soccer teams. However, in this year’s World Cup, Brazilian protestors have taken the […]
Sports & Health
The Ontarion’s sports and health articles cover sporting events and health issues relevant to the University of Guelph campus community.
Using the Power of Our Minds to Create Change in Our Lives
Talking about depression often makes people uncomfortable. Whether you are a person that struggles with depression or a part of a support system, educating yourself is key to the recovery process. The stigma that often accompanies depression can be immensely frustrating for a person who is struggling or trying to […]
Jazz Lindsey Learning at Argos Camp
Gryphon quarterback soaking in pro ranks as CIS exception June 1, 2014 marked the beginning of training camp for the Toronto Argonauts. It was a perfect day for football. Sun shining, energy flowing, fresh legs, quick hands, and Argonauts quarterback Ricky Ray making the pro ranks look easy. But […]
Mental Health and Wellness
The balancing act: leisure, self-care, and productivity Balance. It has become a buzzword in today’s society, as people scramble to find some calm in their hectic workweeks and busy social lives. This calm may seem somewhat unattainable – but it isn’t. There are three areas of life that need to […]
Harvard Researchers Use Lasers to Re-grow Teeth
A recent study published on May 28, 2014 in the journal Science Translational Medicine has revealed that it might be possible to use low-level laser light to re-grow teeth in rat subjects. The study was published by a team of Harvard scientists led by David J. Mooney, the Robert P. […]
Science Avenue: Stem Cells
The cells that stem and supply our cells I’m a Psychology and English student, and I love science. Whether it’s physics, chemistry, or biology, I love the methodology, I love the sense of learning, and I love the feeling of discovery. The only problem is that I don’t seem […]
Guelph Lineman Selected 22nd in CFL Draft
Profiling Jeff Finley and his selection by the Montreal Alouettes Jeff Finley, representing the Guelph Gryphons, had a spectacular season, recording 54 tackles throughout. The defensive lineman was the only Gryphon to be selected in the CFL draft this year, and Finley is the highest drafted Gryphon since Rob Maver […]
Memory Loss in Mice Linked to Neurogenesis
Possible link between post-memory neurogenesis and memory retention A study published in the journal Science on May 9, 2014 has suggested that memory loss in mice is linked to the formation of new neurons in the dentate gyrus region of the brain. The study, whose findings claim that neurogenesis […]
Mental Health and Wellness
A few things I’ve learned surviving schizophrenia Here’s the thing. That dishevelled person on the sidewalk muttering to themselves? That could easily be you a week from now. But here’s the other thing. If you’re that unfortunate person, you might be back on your feet in a year’s time, going […]
Guelph Storm and North Bay Battalion Battle It Out
OHL finals feature two teams vying for respect The Guelph Storm has the undivided attention of the city of Guelph. Finishing first overall in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) with 108 points, breaking a few franchise records along the way, and raising the Wayne Gretzky Trophy to become Western Conference […]
