U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Scholarship to help U of L students set sail for a semester

U of L president Mike Mahon announced Monday that each year, the Brawn Family Foundation will provide a scholarship to one second-year undergraduate student to take part in the Semester at Sea program

J. R. Brooks and Gareth Jenkins | Top 40 Under 40

Faculty of Management alumnus J.R. Brooks is honoured for helping to create an innovative water filtration system for farms that recycles manure into clean water and produces a quality fertilizer

U of L toasting 50 years with 25-year-old scotch

Scotch enthusiasts may consider celebrating the University of Lethbridge’s 50th anniversary with a 25 year-old scotch

Glen Montgomery return to the Comox Valley

After great success as a music teacher, primarily at the University of Lethbridge, Montgomery is now pursuing exclusively his performing and composing careers

Class of 2017: Tenacity, sacrifice fuel nine-year journey to PhD

University of Calgary Downtown Campus director Alison Gray began her post-secondary studies at the U of L

A learning experience

The ball has been passed with the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s rugby team

Arctic explorers, Indigenous knowledge

Maura Hanrahan, Board of Governors Research Chair in Indigenous Studies, details how Captain Bob Bartlett interacted with the Inuit

Why adults should play too

Dr. Sergio Pellis comments on how play influences brain activity

Red Deer Public Library names new CEO

Former U of L librarian Shelley Ross is the new chief executive officer for Red Deer Public Library

Subject of U of L play could hit close to home

Commissioned Fiction at Fifty play ready to debut at University Theatre

Horns ready to host national rugby finals

As they get ready to host the nation for the second time in school history, the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s rugby team will pit themselves against the defending champions

Effects of wireless tech SACPA topic

During today’s SACPA session, the U of L's Lance Chong will ask “Does wireless radiation affect our health: How much do we really know?”

Mysterious Walking Octopuses Appear on Welsh Beach

Octopus expert Dr. Jennifer Mather comments on a rare phenomenon that took place in Wales

From the Nazko wilderness to the opera stage

U of L opera instructor Blaine Hendsbee reaches out to help guide young phenom from rural northern BC

Film grant ensures mom can realize late son's dream

Late alumnus' mother to finish off a film started by her son Nathan McCowan before he died

Fish cut nearly in half by plastic garbage draws outrage

U of L biologist Dr. Greg Pyle speaks about litter and its negative effect on our waterways

U of L creates Leskiw scholarship

The University of Lethbridge is honouring its first leader with a scholarship in his name

Another high ranking for U of L

It's more national recognition for the University of Lethbridge. Research Infosource ranks the U of L second out of six undergraduate universities for research

Big Bang May Have Never Happened, Suggests New Theory

The U of L's Dr. Saurya Das and colleagues propose that the Big Bang never happened and our universe may have no beginning and no end

Physicists propose test of quantum gravity using current technology

Physicists have proposed a way to test quantum gravity that, in principle, could be performed by a laser-based, table-top experiment

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