U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Trio of Broncos Will Become Pronghorns for University of Lethbridge

Michael Clarke, Owen Guenter and Josh Patrician have all committed to the University of Lethbridge for the upcoming 2019 2020 season

County supporting U of L engineering program

Lethbridge County has thrown their support behind a proposed engineering program at the University of Lethbridge

Concussions and surf culture: The untold truth of head-related injuries in the surfing world

U of L alum, Nikolaus Dean (BA '15), now a master's student at the University of British Columbia, is looking at concussions in surfing

New principal coming to Airdrie

U of L alum Nancy Dutchik (MEd '12) has been appointed principal at École Edwards Elementary School in Airdrie.

New U of L chancellor’s first event set for later this month

The U of L's chancellor will preside over his first official event later this month, the Chancellor’s Dinner on May 30

Celebrations set for new science building

Southern Albertans will be invited to a two-day celebration at the University of Lethbridge, when its long-awaited science building opens in September.

U of L researcher cycling across Canada for Alzheimer’s disease

U of L public health researcher Dr. Richard Larouche is cycling all the way to St. John’s, N.L., collecting donations for ongoing research into Alzheimer’s disease.

U of L appoints VP research to second term

Board of governors reappoints Dr. Erasmus Okine

‘One-of-a-kind’ violins, cello repurposed as art for Lethbridge youth music program fundraiser

Alberta artists painted seven well-used violins and one cello for a University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music fundraiser on May 11

Middle school students meet at U of L to Talk Science

More than 100 middle school students came together at the University of Lethbridge with a common interest in science with a competitive edge

Archaeology club hosting highway cleanup fundraiser

The University of Lethbridge Archaeology Club will be doing a highway cleanup on Saturday

Precision agriculture means less is more for irrigators

Very few studies have examined precision agriculture in Canada, but a new one from U of L researchers has put some numbers on the benefits

Biesheuvel among Hall inductees

Alumnus Ard Biesheuvel to be inducted into Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame

U of L to present honorary degree to Nobel Prize-winning physicist

The University of Lethbridge will honour the significant contributions of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Arthur McDonald

U of L to present honorary degree to Nobel Prize-winning physicist

The University of Lethbridge will honour the significant contributions of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Arthur McDonald

Accomplished doctor named to second term as U of L’s vice-president (research)

The University of Lethbridge’s Board of Governors has appointed Dr. Erasmus Okine to his second term as vice-president (research)

Mahon gets third term from U of L

President and vice-chancellor Mike Mahon will serve a third term leading the University of Lethbridge.

Kathy McTaggart appointed new principal for Ponoka Secondary Campus

U of L masters alumnus moves into principal role

Federal funding to back 2 new University of Lethbridge projects

The University of Lethbridge is receiving more than $1.6 million in funding for a pair of projects that aim to support sustainable and culturally respectful resource development

Bird study considers link between migration, vocal duets

The U of L study – the first to focus on the evolution of duetting in a family of birds known as warblers – has shown it’s evolved in birds that don’t migrate

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