U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Lethbridge building permits up $90 million over a year ago

With less than a month to go, city officials report the value of building permits issued is up $90 million, with the U of L's Destination Project a major contributor

Former resident takes part in gold-winning team at iGEM competition

U of L student and former Beaumont resident Keith Aiken is continuing in his journey to show youth there’s more to adult life than just working a regular job

U of L's 50th anniversary plans promise to engage community

The University of Lethbridge will soon be 50 years old, an anniversary that will be marked all year long with activities to spark a sense of nostalgia, fuel the imagination for a shiny future and to simply enjoy

Business sector invests in city

Editorial comment on big business seeing value in Lethbridge

Buddhism, Christmas SACPA topic

Religious studies professor Dr. John Harding presents to the SACPA audience

Busy weekend for Red Nose

The number of local residents choosing a safe alternative to drinking and driving continues to expand as Operation Red Nose saw a third week of growth

Curler recognized

U of L alumna Kim Forge (formerly Murdoch), an Australian national curling champion, was recently elected to the World Curling Federation’s Athlete Commission

Assassin's Creed is a sci-fi twist on epigenetic memory

Research work from U of L biologists is cited in this review of the new film Assassin's Creed

BMO donating $1 million towards U of L Destination Project

Major gift will see BMO Financial Group's name on the new Science and Academic Building's showcase lecture theatre

Golden Jubilee Scholarships to be awarded

To celebrate five decades of service, a founding faculty at the University of Lethbridge will award five “Golden Jubilee” scholarships

Music as passion and research for Associate Professor Steve Ferzacca

A look at U of L anthropologist Dr. Steve Ferzacca, his research, and participation, in the Singapore music scene

Beware of more scams this timeof the year

Kevin Vadnais, manager of Information Management and Security, says people need to be vigilant and keep an eye on their bank accounts this time of year

Mazutinec continues tradition

Amy Mazutinec will join the Pronghorns women's basketball team

Students beware: Not all co-op programs are created equal

The U of L's Jasminn Berteotti, CAFCE president, comments on creating a proper co-op experience

Ftrom basement dwellers to contenders, the evolution of Pronghorns men's hockey

A look at the first half performance of the men's hockey program

The connected mindset - a new way to work the room

Dr. Claudia Steinke co-authors an article discussing networking in a business setting

New dome at Foote Field raising potential for U Sports rugby

The U of L women's rugby team is part of a pilot project that will see rugby sevens played in Canada West

Businesses host youth career fair in Lethbridge

The U of L participates in a youth career day activity

More volunteers needed for Operation Red Nose

People are still needed to pitch in, to ensure a safe ride home during the holiday entertaining season

Piikani Youth & Education Foundation honours students and athletes during awards banquet

Multiple University of Lethbridge students are honoured with Piikani Youth & Education Foundation awards

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