Faculty of Arts & Science

The University of Lethbridge’s newest building to be named Science Commons

As Canada's most advanced science facility, Science Commons is designed to be a space that's inviting to all

U of L researcher to examine if memory can trigger seizures

Thanks to a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Dr. Artur Luczak will investigate how patterns of brain activity can trigger a seizure

Dr. Dennis Connolly to be honoured at second annual Arts & Science Scholarship Dinner

Longtime mathematics professor, Dr. Dennis Connolly, has been supporting the U of L since he became an employee in 1967

Funding to provide state-of-the-art housing for U of L lab animals

Recently announced funding through the Canada Foundation for Innovation will help provide much-needed infrastructure in the new Science and Academic Building

Diverse experience as a post-doc opens doors to industry

Being willing to switch gears gave Joe Ross a skill set prized by industry

Canada’s millennials are an upgrade to previous generations

Dr. Reg Bibby and two researchers from Ambrose University got an up-to-date reading on millennials and they say these kids are all right

Look into non/monogamous relationships earns student Parkland Institute Graduate Research Award

Walker’s proposed study will utilize a participatory-action research approach

U of L social scientists net SSHRC awards worth nearly $440,000

Researchers will examine diverse topics ranging from consumer identities and health message to reduce sedentary behaviour to the social history of Canadians of Japanese descent.

U of L researchers awarded more than $1.8 million in NSERC funding

Grants will spur research in multiple disciplines

University loses one of its founding faculty with passing of Laurence Hoye

Laurence Hoye, a mathematician who helped found the Department of Mathematics in 1967 and later served as its Chair, passed away Saturday, June 29, 2019 at the age of 87 years

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