School of Liberal Education

Submissions now being accepted for 2022 Bridge Prize literary competition

The Bridge Prize short story writing competition is now open to all undergraduate and graduate students

U of L students solve real-world problems through work-integrated learning

Allyssa Acojedo and her team developed the Pieces of the Past project as a way to connect with local seniors isolated because of the pandemic

New course available to students, public, examines language around Indigenization and reconciliation

LibEd1850 is an Open Studies course offered through the School of Liberal Education

Women scholars in the spotlight as popular speaker series goes virtual

Gendered experiences of discrimination and microaggression in the recording studio — the opening topic

UBC graduate student wins inaugural Bridge Prize national short story writing competition

The Bridge Prize is Canada’s only national short story competition open exclusively to post-secondary students

Care labour the focus of Liberal Education Symposium

Care labour — what is it, what does it mean to you

U of L’s Early Start Experience helps first-year students succeed at university

With most classes being offered online in the fall semester, the Early Start Experience will help ensure new students know how to do well in online courses.

Interest in The Bridge Prize explodes with 340 entries

The Bridge Prize was launched in March 2019 as a student short story fiction writing competition to be awarded every second year

University of Lethbridge launches third annual edition of Common Book Project

This year’s selection for the Common Book Project, Moon of the Crusted Snow, relates to Truth and Reconciliation Commission themes

Congratulations to our Leaders of Tomorrow award winners

Volunteer Lethbridge has announced the 2019 Leaders of Tomorrow youth volunteer awards and many of our students are among the recipients

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