U of L In The News

U of L In The News

University of Lethbridge president spends own money on Pronghorns

Dr. Mike Mahon and his wife, Maureen, have committed to giving $60,000 in scholarship money to Pronghorn athletes

Canada shows its age as seniors outnumber children for first time

The U of L's Dr. Susan McDaniel, the Canada Research Chair in Global Population and Life Course, speaks to how the country will cope with this continuing trend

Bhutanese seniors share food bounty with university, college students

After cultivating two vegetable gardens over the summer, a Bhutanese seniors group is donating their produce to financially strapped students at Lethbridge College and the University of Lethbridge.

Composer named U of L Distinguished Alumnus of Year

Renowned as a rising star in both the worlds of music and academia, alumnus Andrew Staniland has been named the University of Lethbridge Alumni Association’s 2015 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year.

City goes one-for-two with resolutions at AUMA convention

Support behind a national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), sparked by U of L student Lauren Crazybull, was given at the three-day Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) convention last week in Calgary.

National women's soccer coach highlights Pronghorns Scholarship Breakfast

John Herman stressed the importance of developing a high performance culture, both on and off the field

University of Lethbridge honouring two Kainai doctors

Two Kainai physicians are being recognized for exemplary leadership in response to the fentanyl crisis on the Blood Reserve with the Friends of Health Sciences award

Resilience a hallmark of the Crowsnest Pass

Dr. Judith Kulig speaks of the resiliency of the Crowsnest Pass in the wake of recent tragedies

Insect found in Alberta but disease not present

Dan Johnson, an entomologist and researcher at the University of Lethbridge, is the lead on a national project to monitor for the presence of the potato psyllid.

Sex assault victims need to hear 'I believe you'

The University of Lethbridge Preventing Sexual Violence Action Committee is using the "I Believe You" campaign as one of its key initiatives

Music will always be a part of me

Margaret “Peggy” Mezei has retired after more than a quarter century as director of the Conservatory of Music at University of Lethbridge, but she will never retire her love for music

Pronghorns men's basketball team adds pair of recruits

One local and one California product ready to suit up as the Canada West regular season approaches

Insect found in Alberta but disease not present

Dr. Dan Johnson, entomologist and researcher at the University of Lethbridge, is the lead on a national project to monitor for the presence of the potato psyllid

Game ball for Big B

The Pronghorns men's basketball team will play a special fundraiser game on Friday for fallen teammate Brent Watkins

Hudson Bay epic a contemporary folk tale

U of L Fine Arts alumni put on latest New West Theatre offering

Order of Canada inductees honoured at Rideau Hall

U of L Professor Emeritus David Elton honoured with induction into Order of Canada

Jail jobs attract dozens to Kelowna physical exam

U of L second-year student Gary Gill is already mapping out his professional career

According to a new study, this is the most important part of your face

Dr. Javid Sadr's study on the importance of eyebrows in facial recognition

Scholarship winners inspired to pursue a future in agriculture

U of L student Taylor Lassiter is one of 66 students from across Canada who will receive $1,500 Opportunity Scholarships to enter their first year of post-secondary agricultural education

UNM professor awarded Fulbright exchange

Dr. Reed Benson, a University of New Mexico professor has been nominated as Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Water and the Environment at the University of Lethbridge

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