Dymond named U of L Board of Governors Teaching Chair
Dr. Anne Dymond has evolved her teaching philosophy through study and self-evaluation, deconstructing long-entrenched instructional models to create a class environment that celebrates engagement, inclusivity and critical thinking
Spring Convocation starts today at U of L
During four ceremonies between today and Friday, 1,351 students will join the ranks of University of Lethbridge alumni as they cross the stage at the 2018 Spring Convocation
Canada next for betting
Canadians interested in placing bets on individual sporting events likely won’t have to wait long before they can do so legally, says U of L researcher Robert Wood
McManus to receive Distinguished Teaching Award at convocation
Dr. Sheila McManus will receive the Distinguished Teaching Award at the University of Lethbridge’s 2018 Spring Convocation
Library hosting several events as part of Lethbridge Pride Fest
The U of L partners with local organizations to support Pride Fest
Why a California fishmonger bought a giant octopus, only to release it into the ocean
Jennifer Mather, a comparative psychologist at the University of Lethbridge, told Scientific American that octopuses like to play and have distinct personalities
SPICA mission, with major U of L contribution, one step closer to reality
Dr. David Naylor is pleased that the SPICA mission, a project he's been involved in for nine years, has been named one of three finalists in ESA’s M5 call for mission proposals.
Boosting child’s future success
Dr. Robbin Gibb's research is featured as she discusses executive function in children
Judges sentence youth offenders to chess, with promising results
Youth involved in the criminal justice system are attending the Chess for Life Program at the University of Lethbridge as part of their sentence.
Special honour for city librarian
A ground-breaking librarian will be receiving an honorary degree from the University of Lethbridge
Bike Boulevard to be extended, but drivers still adjusting
University of Lethbridge to help facilitate study on use of bike boulevards
Martin to become A.B. Daley’s new assistant principal
U of L alumna Allison Martin will become A.B. Daley Community School’s new assistant principal
Doucet to become assistant principal at J.T. Foster in September
U of L alumni earns position at J.T. Foster
Metz to receive research award
The winner of this year’s 2018 University of Lethbridge Speaker Research Award is Gerlinde Metz
Honorary degree for Bibby
Dr. Reg Bibby, a faculty member for more than four decades, will be presented an honorary degree from the U of L
CCWC applauds Castle Management Plan
Dr. Andy Hurly, CCWC Vice President, commends the Government of Alberta for prioritizing a science-based approach to its management plan decisions
You don't need power or wifi to create these incredible images — just 'everyday magic'
Dr. Josie Mills discusses Camera obscura imaging
Langevin joins Horns full time
Neil Langevin is back as head coach of the Horns women's rugby program, but it’s more like he never left
Students at Glenbow School sign Buffalo Treaty
Blood Tribe elder Leroy Little Bear caught wind of the work the class was doing, and decided to hold a special talk at the school
High hopes for research into Alzheimer’s
Researchers at the University of Lethbridge’s Canadian Centre for Behavourial Neuroscience (CCBN) are trying to see if they can identify the earliest indications of Alzheimer’s disease.
