Works from the ULethbridge Art Collection
Results from March 12th to April 2nd, 2025 for Free
The largest solo exhibition of works by Erika DeFreitas to date.
Looking for a focused study space? Join us at the Study Café! Plus, we have coffee and snacks!
A fun, free Saint Patrick's-themed trivia night hosted by the Student Mentor team
Come to the Library and experience 13 new titles in the VR Room! The new titles are:
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Elders Francis First Charger, Cathy Hunt and Shirlee Crow Shoe provide cultural support, traditional teachings and guidance to any University of Lethbridge student, staff, or faculty from any culture.
Stressed? Tired? Give yourself the break you deserve!
To Thu, Mar 13, 2025
Save the dates! Authors Jessica Johns and Henry Heavyshield will visit the University of Lethbridge for two days of free readings, panel discussions, and book signings, hosted by the Indigenous Writers Series.
Brought to you by the Department of History & Religion
Dr. Vomberg’s research focuses on cognition and music—this talk is sure to strike a chord!
Join us for the 2025 ULethbridge 3-Minute Thesis (3MT) Finals competition to watch our top 10 finalists compete!
Community public talk by neuroscience professor emeritus Dr. Bryan Kolb. His talk, “Brain Development and Social Justice: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly,” promises to be thought-provoking.
Crossing Boundaries Graduate Symposium is a celebration of graduate student research in the fine arts, humanities and social sciences at the University of Lethbridge. Keynote Presentation by Dr. Yoke-Sum Wong.
Our annual open house will feature a kids' room, booth fair, department tours, and more!
Everyone is welcome to join us as we celebrate the opening of Indigenous Awareness Week!
"Imitation, Design Networks and 1920s French Art Deco"
In partnership with the Indigenous Mental Health Program and Elders-in-Residence, join us as we host Elder Miiksika’am (Red Crane), Clarence Wolf Leg Sr., a Traditional Spiritual Leader from the Siksika Nation and...
"Golden Threads"
In this artist talk, Zoë Laycock discusses their journey across Turtle Island and her shift from “capturing” to “gathering” media through field recordings for her immersive installation work.
Harken back to the simpler times of your youth!
From picture books to grim fairy tales to all-too-real, coming-of-age tales — children’s literature is a rainbow of reading.
Please join the Office of Iniskim Indigenous Relations for the official unveiling of the Iikaisskini Gathering Centre’s new mural, "The Little Bear and Brother Jaguar": A dedication to Iikaisskini (Low Horn), Dr.
Join Ninna Piiksii (Chief Bird), Dr.
The Department of Philosophy Colloquium Series presents:
"Argumentation in Discourse and its Philosophical AnalysisExamples of Polarization and History-Coding"
The F.E.L. Priestley Lecture Series proudly welcomes Ralph Benmergui to the University of Lethbridge to present, Nothing Sacred: From I and It to I and Thou. Understanding Climate Change as a Spiritual Crisis.
What is the Future of Queer History? by Dr. Justin Bengry