U of L In The News

U of L In The News

University of Lethbridge nursing students engaging in community service

Nursing students were engaged in the promotion of health across the community as part of their clinical training

Exam season putting pressure on Lethbridge post-secondary students

Final exams for the fall semester have begun at both the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College

Iikaisskini Christmas celebration a connection of cultures

Staff, students, and community members join to celebrate the Christmas season

University of Lethbridge student breakfast campaign deemed a success

The U of L said that in total, $6,222 was raised. This means, 1,037 breakfasts are now available to students as they start their final exam push

Archeology professor discusses cultural heritage and social issues

Dr. Kevin McGeough addresses SACPA about the treatment of cultural heritage and how this can be used as a barometer for social issues

Warm, dry weather in southern Alberta this fall sparks concern for some farmers

Dr. Stefan Kienzle warns that residents living in southern Alberta could see more water restrictions next summer

ULethbridge, Bond University establish new pathway to law degree

Over the course of five years, students will travel back and forth between the universities as they complete two degrees

U of L helping students with annual 'Giving Tuesday' campaign

The Buy A Student A Breakfast campaign is a simple way to make a big impact

U of L professors receive nearly $700,000 to continue ag research

Researchers Michele Konschuh, Shelley Hoover, and Kim Stanford are funded for another five years

Nursing students get crash course on Indigenous health

Illness, in addition to the abuses students faced at residential schools, have had a generational impact

Kevin Nugent Appointed Mattr Board Chair

Alumnus Kevin Nugent appointed Board Chair of ShawCor's Mattr

Pregnancy health researcher named a 2023 Distinguished Professor

ULethbridge's Dr. Gerlinde Metz contributes to colleague's original research

University of Lethbridge athletics pausing 'Operation Red Nose' citing challenges securing insurance

Pronghorn Athletics is putting the brakes on its Operation Red Nose program because of difficulty getting insurance

Professor to discuss ‘lies’ about borders

Dr. Sheila McManus says they will be drawing on history to lay out three of the biggest lies surrounding borders

University of Lethbridge looks to community to help guide its future

ULethbridge is creating a new comprehensive strategic plan and is taking consultations efforts off campus

Drone technology locating lost grave sites in southern Alberta

A new initiative is helping to discover unmarked graves in eight cemeteries across Vulcan County

The University of Lethbridge and Bow Valley College offer a new academic pathway in supply chain management

Students will gain skills in areas such as logistics, supply chain, negotiations, budgeting, project management and communication

U of L launches digital collection of ghost stories

Ghost Stories of Lethbridge was recorded by local historian and storyteller Belinda Crowson

Clever Monkey Steals Woman's Expensive iPhone, Negotiates It for Food

Dr. JB Leca's 2021 study on long-tailed macaques bartering for food is examined

NAIT, SAIT, UCalgary, ULethbridge receive geomatics funding from TECTERRA

University of Lethbridge one of four post-secondaries to benefit from a newly established Legacy Program from the Canadian non-profit TECTERRA

Pages