Giving back to celebrate 150
Jordan Calladine, who will study nursing and play varsity rugby for the U of L Pronghorns next season, donated the $150 she received through the “Make 150 Count” program to Dr. Gerald B. Probe Elementary
Canada has history with refugees
Susan McDaniel, Canada Research Chair in Global Population and Life Course, and Professor of Sociology at the U of L, says refugees have long been an important element of forming part of our country
Local wins University of Lethbridge medal
Airdrie's Caitlin Ratcliffe captures the Faculty of Arts and Science Gold Medal and turns her focus to graduate studies
U of L professor named Board of Governors Teaching Chair
Dr. Janay Nugent named Board of Governors Teaching Chair
Passion and hard work key to Olympic success: Kayla Moleschi
Former Horns women's rugby star and Olympian Kayla Moleschi brought her story and her drive to achieve to students in Aldergrove
Dream is realized for master of education
After working for four years at the Crowfoot School on the Siksika Nation, Shirley Kirby was inspired to pursue her master of education degree
U of L medal winners
Distinguishing themselves among the many outstanding graduates are the U of L’s medal winners for 2017
Garden workshops at Nature Centre
The U of L's Dr. Dan Johnson will help you discover what insects lie beneath the leaf litter and what their role is in helping to keep pests out of the garden
Dr. Leroy Little Bear, Environmental Monioring and Science
A look at Dr. Leroy Little Bear, on the Environmental Monitoring and Science / Indigenous Wisdom Advisory Panel
Coalhurst High School students find real-life math applications
Students find great value in University's high school finance competition
Alberta launches indigenous environmental advisory panel
Dr. Leroy Little Bear among those appointed to the panel that will be advising Alberta’s chief scientist on environmental monitoring
Outdoor fitness equipment in public parks: Is it an effective physical activity intervention?
U of L researchers examine the benefits of outdoor fitness equipment in helping community wellness
Sick people pass through them all the time, so how clean are our ambulances?
The Alberta RNA Research and Training Institute is highlighted for expanding on the work of their iGEM presentation earlier this year
Octopus makes dash for freedom after escaping from its tank at an aquarium
Dr. Jennifer Mather is cited on octopus intelligence in the wake of this near escape of a Russian octopus from its aquarium
Global Drums members play with American rock legends
Six members of Global Drums, a University of Lethbridge ensemble directed by music professor Adam Mason, were invited to join a 25-piece steel drum group, Pan Rocks, playing alongside some of the current stars of American rock
Longtime educator to receive Distinguished Teaching award
Dr. Jennifer Mather will be presented this year’s Distinguished Teaching Award for her leadership over the last 30 years
Jamie Ahksistowaki Medicine Crane named U of L Alumna of the Year
The University of Lethbridge Alumni Association is pleased to recognize Medicine Crane as the 2017 Alumna of the Year
Canada’s weird, uncomfortable relationship with nakedness, Why our nude art genre never took off
New research by U of L assistant professor Devon Smither explores the history of nude artwork in Canada
U of L graduate lands Cambridge scholarship
Sam Woodman will pursue PhD studies at Cambridge University this fall
Project aims to study impact on southern Alberta water
U of L geography and new media student Thomas Porter and his team are spending every weekend in the Rockies’ eastern slopes, documenting the impacts of human use
