Faculty of Arts & Science

SynBridge hosts province-wide iGEM skills workshop

High school students from across southern Alberta launched the iGEM season by attending the recent geekStarter Wet Lab Skills workshop hosted by the U of L's SynBridge Maker Space

U of L research examines the impact of residential schools on biological health in the next generation

For her master's thesis, Kat Chief Moon-Riley conducted research that shows a mother's experience of residential school may have biological impacts on her children.

Alumna awarded prestigious fellowship

Karissa Hartley, alumni engagement coordinator, earns a TD Insurance Meloche Monnex Fellowship in Advancement

PUBlic Professor Series features Johnston discussing the role of place in shaping our past, present and future

This is the fifth talk of the 2018-19 season for the Faculty of Arts & Science’s PUBlic Professor Series

U of L grad student presents at prestigious photonics conference

Master's student Adam Christiansen presented his research at the world's largest photonics innovation conference

Diverse skill set aids geography graduate Banting in professional career

James Banting credits the U of L's liberal education approach for enhancing his academic experience

New study finds smoking speeds up biological clock, making people older than their chronological age

Using blood biochemistry markers and artificial Intelligence age predicting, study shows young smokers, and women in particular, age faster

Mitacs award winner takes studies overseas to Italy

Computer science student Austin Kothig was able to work on the iCub robot at the Italian Institute of Technology

PUBlic Professor Series talk explores the building blocks of African development

Dr. Alexander Darku will present The Building Blocks of Africa's Development: Resources, Politics and Economics

U of L study the first to examine the use of precision agriculture in irrigation farming in Alberta

A new study by Drs. Lorraine and Chris Nicol shows irrigators in southern Alberta are seeing benefits from precision agriculture

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