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Corporate Conspiracy: Business students hosted an immersive event with clues, escape room and puzzles at Guelph-Humber
Event Management II students gained real-world experience in professional event planning
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A living true crime documentary: What Toronto Police’s Det. Sgt. Steve Smith’s guest lecture at U of GH taught me about using genetic genealogy to solve cold cases
Written by first-year Justice Studies student Savanah Lacey
What I learned from George Stroumboulopoulos during his visit to Guelph-Humber
Written by third-year University of Guelph-Humber Media and Communication Studies student, Elayna Medeiros
Project Atlantis: Guelph-Humber students virtually collaborate with international universities to analyze U.S. election results in a competition
Students formed a fictional government ministry with others from around the world to examine the U.S. election result’s...
Humber Arboretum field trip teaches UofGH Food Studies students about on-campus food security initiatives
The Humber Food Learning Garden run by the Humber Arboretum allows students to give back to the UofGH, Humber...
What Does it Take to Become a Global Citizen?
A group of University of Guelph-Humber students went all the way to Japan to find out
Showing Adversity Who’s Boss
Guelph-Humber Students Bring Home the Bronze from International Case Competition
Getting a foot in the door: UofGH students network for future placements, dream jobs at the "Big 4" accounting and consulting firms
This marks the first time all four firms participated at the same UofGH event
Working a cold case: Guelph-Humber Justice Studies students, alumni investigate the Elizabeth Bain case files
UofGH is the only academic institution with access to these files
University of Guelph-Humber offers groundbreaking Early Childhood Studies specialization: Children’s Futures
U of GH is the first institution in the world to offer this specialization
Walking in the footsteps of history: U of GH Study Abroad participants reflect on Nazi liberation efforts by Canada in Putten, Netherlands
Putten townspeople gifted U of GH a flag commemorating Canada’s liberation efforts
Halting hunger: New U of GH pilot program aims to address food insecurity among students
The University of Guelph-Humber Food Security Program pilot will also be the focus of Giving Tuesday fundraising...
A global learning experience: UofGH’s partnership with London’s City Law School lets aspiring lawyers gain international perspectives, earn a law degree in just two years
No LSAT is required when applying to City Law School
Harnessing the power of student advocacy: Why giving UofGH a voice at the University of Guelph Senate matters
Guelph-Humber Students can nominate potential Senators or apply until Sept. 17
Reimagining Justice
How sexual assault survivor Marlee Liss’ story transformed one student’s perspective
Guelph-Humber Business Student Hits the Jackpot
Cosob Mohamed is the Winner of Canada’s Luckiest Student Contest
From Hawaii to Parliament Hill
How a Third-year Guelph-Humber Justice Studies Student Started Building a Foundation for a Promising Career
Where Does Social Change Start?
Guelph-Humber Justice Studies Student, Tenisha Noel Says it Begins in the Classroom
From Concept to Creation to the Gallery Wall
How two Canadian artists enjoyed the spotlight thanks to a dedicated group of fourth-year Business students
