U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Backpacks to benefit schools

The U of L's Education Undergraduate Society is in its ninth year collecting backpacks and supplies for local schools in need

YouTube sensation to speak at U of L

YouTube star Jenna Mourey, or as she’s most commonly known, Jenna Marbles, will be speaking at this year’s University of Lethbridge Students’ Union Academic Speaker Series

Women’s rugby sevens pilot project coming to Western Canada schools

Former Pronghorn and Olympic medalist Ashley Steacy part of push behind new rugby sevens league in Canada West

Local political scientists stunned by results

Dr. Geoffrey Hale admits he's shocked by the results of the U.S. election

U of L professor awarded contract to study Highway 3 widening

Management professor Kien Tran conducting a cost-benefit analysis of twinning the busy highway

Remembrance film At What Cost debuts

The U of L contributes to a Remembrance Day project at Picture Butte High School

Women who had midwives in hospital had more positive childbirth process, researcher finds

Dr. Claudia Malacrida says a woman's childbirth experience depends a lot on where she lives in the province — and whether she has access to midwifery services.

A fire in the belly: Researcher races against time

Marc Bomhof, who will receive his PhD on Nov. 10 from the U of C, has joined the U of L as an assistant professor in Kinesiology & Physical Education.

U of L expert predicting Clinton victory in U.S. election

Sociologist Trevor Harrison believes Hillary Clinton will finish on top as Americans head to the polls

Forget Clinton and Trump — it's Congress that matters most to some Canadians

Dr. Geoffrey Hale discusses how decision-making is accomplished in the U.S. and what to expect after the election

Association welcomes new director of its world-renowned clinical and healthy work environments program

Dr. Valerie Grdisa, an adjunct professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences, assumes the position of Director of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario

Horns beat the buzzer

The Pronghorns men's basketball team completed a season-opening sweep of MacEwan Griffins

U of L political scientist gives edge to Clinton

Dr. James Tagg tells a SACPA audience that Hillary Clinton will become the first woman elected as president in the United States

Coalbanks elementary names first principal

Alumnus Joey Gentile is the first principal of Coalbanks Elementary School

U.S. presidential election today’s SACPA topic

Dr. James Tagg, U of L professor emeritus of history, will discuss the U.S. presidential election at today's SACPA session

Looking local, Pronghorns open season Friday

The Horns men's basketball team looks to build a winner around a core of local area players

NEOS Highlights - Raising Spirit and Decolonizing Methods

Kristine Alexander, Amy Mack, Jan Newberry and Erin Spring have their work highlighted in NEOS magazine

Should the security provided by Old Age Security be age-centric?

The U of L's Dr. Daniel Dutton co-authors a paper that investigates food insecurity amongst low-income seniors

355 WHL graduates awarded WHL Scholarships for fall academic semester

The University of Lethbridge boasts 26 former WHL players among its current students

Khan among the 40 most influential young leaders in Edmonton

Alumnus Manwar Khan (BSc '07) has been named to the Avenue Magazine’s “Top 40 under 40” list of the most influential young leaders in Edmonton

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