More government support needed for research
University of Toronto professor Dr. Lewis Kay speaks about his work in biomolecular nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy at the University of Lethbridge
Lethbridge’s Gary Bowie receives Order of Excellence
Dr. Gary Bowie, a longtime supporter and former staff and faculty member of the U of L, is one of eight recipients of the Alberta Order of Excellence
Lunchbox drama explores age-old themes of the elderly
Former U of L theatre instructor Meg Braem is the current playwright in residence at the University of Alberta
Lethbridge Sears location starts liquidation
Marketing professor Mike Madore comments on the impending closure of the retail giant
First Canadian case of zebra chip pathogen discovered in Alberta
After four years of research, Dr. Dan Johnson and Dr. Larry Kawchuk found the zebra chip pathogen in a potato psyllid, a crop pest
Professor at Alberta conference says Jordan’s Principle ‘a failure’
Dr. Leroy Little Bear concluded that the program meant to help Indigenous children with medical needs is not working
Scientists discovered the pathogen in a potato psyllid
Canadian researchers have discovered a pathogen in Alberta that could be problematic for potato growers.
Local iGEM teams advance to Giant Jamboree in Boston
The University of Lethbridge international Genetically Engineered Machine collegiate and high school teams are readying for November’s Giant Jamboree
U of L Pronghorn ‘sole’ sisters
The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s basketball team, with support of the Faculty of Education and Runners Soul, launches a Reclaim Your Sole shoe drive
Local artist Anna Marie House says her life’s journey always leads home
Fine arts alumna Anna Marie House returns to her hometown to present an exhibition of her work
U of L students help raise funds for United Way through Chillin' 4 Charity
Faculty of Management students from the Management Students' Society lead the annual fundraising event for the United Way
College of the Rockies sees significant growth
The U of L has a dual admission agreement with College of the Rockies
Mitchell demonstrates the power of persistence
U of L graduand Tyler Mitchell had to draw on his willpower and determination throughout his studies
MacEwan University's first Indigenous female president Deborah Saucier ready for real change
A look at former U of L CRC Chair Dr. Deb Saucier in her new role at MacEwan University
Grant to benefit STEM club program
The University of Lethbridge’s Destination Exploration, in partnership with the Holy Spirit Catholic School Division, will be offering STEM clubs to students in grades 6 to 9 throughout the division
Grant will help U of L researcher explore possible genetic links to same-sex sexual attraction
A recent National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant will help Dr. Paul Vasey, a University of Lethbridge psychology professor, determine if genes associated with male same-sex sexual attraction are the same across cultures
Liberal education, research go hand-in-hand
Andrew Hakin, vice-president academic and provost at the University of Lethbridge, spoke at the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs on the topic as the U of L shifts back to its roots as a liberal arts educator
Arrowwood Community School’s new principal a familiar face
U of L alumna Shelly Davis Forman has become a principal for the first time in her education career
SACPA to discuss liberal education
Speaker Andrew Hakin, vice-president (Academic) and provost at University of Lethbridge, will present “Building a Better Society: Is Liberal Education a Fundamental Pillar?” at the regular weekly session
Province gives tecconnect $400K boost for entrepreneurs
The Regional Innovation Network of Southern Alberta, which includes tecconnect, will receive $400,000 over two years
