FNMI art exhibit on display at U of L Art Gallery
Local residents are invited to the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery to experience the renewal of First Nations, Metis and Inuit culture and knowledge with a new art exhibit titled Renewal Is
A girl named Jake from Fort Macleod preparing to record her first album
Alumna Jacqueline (Jake) Pratte is pursuing a childhood dream of a career as a full-time professional entertainer
Shear delight
Management student Ryan Munn is looking forward to summer, but before classes end this spring, he’ll join dozens more University of Lethbridge students under the shears
BYU women's rugby prevails over Lethbridge
The Horns women's rugby team challenges Brigham Young University to a friendly match
Cupcakes help take the edge off
University of Lethbridge’s alumna Amy Whipple has whipped up another batch of sweets for the fifth annual University of Lethbridge Alumni Association’s (ULAA) Cupcake Campaign
Students experience investment challenges
The University of Lethbridge is providing an opportunity for some high school students to learn some valuable lessons about money management with a competition aimed at teaching them about investing and the stock market
Edmonton anti-bullying advocate preaching the power of bystanders
Alumnus Manwar Khan continues to take his message across the province with a series of rallies this summer, to spread his message about the power of bystanders
Science centre opens doors to the public
The human brain in all its glory was the the centre of attention at the University of Lethbridge on Saturday with an annual open house event held at the university’s behavioural neuroscience facility
Olympian tells students to try everything
Olympian Liz Gleadle, who trains at the U of L, spoke to elementary students at Fleetwood-Bawden School
Macdonald and Cartier's bond helped form Canada
Dr. John von Heyking writes that the friendship between two of Canada's founders was the crucible of Canadian Confederation
Washington’s state dinner is over — what’s next?
Dr. Geoffrey Hale examines Prime Minister Justin Truedeau's trip to Washington to meet with Barack Obama
Aboriginal health study measures racism
Dr. Cheryl Currie and her recent study linking racism and prescription drug use by Aboriginal people
Aboriginal health study links prescription drug use to racism
Dr. Cheryl Currie's study suggests the stress of racism can be so severe as to cause PTSD – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
The haunting effects of ancestral ghosts
Dr. Gerlinde Metz shows just how damaging and pervasive stress may be — its effects even crossing multiple generations through pregnancy
U of L concussion research could lead to new brain testing
The issue of concussions has been front and centre for the last few years. Now a neuroscience team at the University of Lethbridge is taking a closer look at how we test for concussions.
Film recounts pass system for Natives
In 'The Pass System," screened at the U of L Monday evening, director Alex Williams explores a dark part of Canada’s History.
Homeless for a cause
Five U of L students are going homeless for a week to raise money for Wood's Home Youth Shelter
U of L research programs to receive federal funds
Two innovative research programs have received a federal funding injection to bolster their studies in developing hard-to-treat cancer remedies and providing a mobile lab that will allow animals to be studied in their natural habitats
U of L expert weighs in on right-to-die legislation
Dr. Michael Stingl says the federal government will have its hands full in the coming months as it drafts right-to-die legislation as ordered by the country's Supreme Court
Ex-local rugby coach inducted into sports hall of fame
Sparwood product and former Horns women's rugby coach Neil Langevin was inducted into the Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame
