Busy time for events leading up to Christmas
The University of Lethbridge is the setting for a full schedule of semester-end events about now, many with a seasonal flavour
Judge's sexist comments not isolated, SACPA told
U of L professor Dr. Caroline Hodes addresses SACPA on sexism in the judiciary
Prestigious journal to print U of L student’s doctoral research paper
A University of Lethbridge student’s doctoral research paper will be appearing in a prestigious journal
Awards to help spur more First Nations students
Minister of Advanced Education Marlin Schmidt announces awards to post-secondary indigenous students
One of Lethbridge's proudest imports
A look at the life of basketball great Jack Lilja
U of L play stands test of time
The Importance of Being Earnest, an Oscar Wilde classic play, hits the University Theatre stage Nov. 22 to 26
Destination Project reaching for the sky
The addition of a second crane to the Destination Project construction site signals another phase in its development
New York Times findings on crops disputed
U of L agricultural economist Stavroula Malla contends that genetic modification and new hybridization techniques in canola, boosted yields and put billions of extra dollars into farmers’ pockets
U of L expert weighs in on PC leadership race
Sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison says the PC party may be at a crossroads as it searches for its next leader
RNA may hold key to cures
Canada Gairdner International Award winner for medical research, Dr. Josephe Barrangou is in Lethbridge to speak about rapid advances in RNA research
Council agrees to portion of U of L funding request
The U of L will receive $50,000 of $120,000 requested from the Major Community Event Grant for its “Let It Shine On” music festival
Horns split pair with Bisons
The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns men’s hockey team took a split on the road in Canada West action last weekend
Early-career researchers call for more science in environmental decisions
Scientists from across Canada — including the University of Lethbridge — have issued an open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, asking for more scientific rigour and transparency in environmental decision making
Live octopus? Animal activists want it off the menu
Biologist Dr. Jennifer Mather discusses the live seafood movement at California retaurants
Operation Red Nose looking for help
The Operation Red Nose 22nd annual Holiday campaign in Lethbridge starts Nov. 25
U of L fraternity plans fundraiser
A pledging class for a local university fraternity is hosting an evening of entertainment in support of functional literacy in the city
Pronghorns reobund nicely
A simple game plan combined with some crashing and banging under the glass returned the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns men’s basketball team to the win column
MHC students get second place at agribusiness competition
Students at Medicine Hat College were awarded second place at the Cor Van Raay Agribusiness Case Competition
CCH, St. Francis bands looking to strike right note with CBC challenge
The U of L Digital Audio Arts program supports local high schools in quest
Trump win has implications for Alberta
Dr. Christopher Kukucha, who’s studied Canada-U.S. relations, says Trump’s unexpected win has plenty of implications on this side of the border
