Past Events

GryphHacks is the University of Guelph's official, student-run Hackathon. GryphHacks welcomes hackers of all skills and backgrounds from around the world, above the age of 14. This event is 48 hours of programming, designing, networking, and learning Attend workshops and learn from industry professionals, amongst networking events, seminars, and mini-games with prizes & giveaways all throughout the weekend.

Wellington brewer Jeff Wilson will talk about the science behind making a beer as weird and wonderful as our new meteorite-infused brew. And UofG physics prof Joanne O'Meara will take you through a fantastic tour of the science of bubbles.

Gender equality in 2047: reimagining a healthier future for women and girls in India Avni Amin, Technical Officer, Violence Against Women, WHO's Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research Aligning Public Health Education to India’s Development Agenda Srinath Reddy, President, Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) Institutionalizing one health in everyday public health: Needs and challenges J. Radhakrishnan, Principal Secretary, Health, Government of Tamil Nadu

Join Wellness@Work's in celebrating their annual Be Well, Be Safe Week in recognition of National Mental Health Week and North American Occupational Safety and Health Week.

Join Erika Munoz in discussing her insights on working as a data scientist in professional sports in North America, MLS, NBA, and NHL teams. 

The Experiential Learning Hub's Career Advising Team is hosting a "Gryph-to-Grad: What's Next for Me?" career advice series.

Green Labs Guelph, are collecting used chemistry lab coats for re-use in the University Centre Courtyard April 5-6, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., encouraging anyone on campus with unwanted lab coats to drop them off for donation. A drop-off box will also be available in front of the Ontario Vetranary  cafeteria April 4-6. 

Join the Morwick G360 Groundwater Research Institute for a campus-wide and community event, World Water Day 2022 at the University of Guelph! The theme for this year is Groundwater: Making the Invisible Visible. 

The University of Guelph’s 98th College Royal, March 19-20, will return to being mostly in-person this year and will be open only to students, staff and their immediate families.The open house will also include some virtual events. All in-person events will follow U of G’s COVID-19 safety protocols including mandatory vaccination for those twelve years old or older, medical masks and social distancing.

Featuring diversity and inclusion advocate Dr. Hadiya Roderique. Dr. Hadiya Roderique will explore the importance of equality and why it benefits everyone. She will challenge the barriers of integrating diversity and inclusion and show the power behind a more equitable workplace.