Multiculturalism helping Muslims adapt to Canada
Dr. Abde Kazemipur addresses a SACPA audience, discussing the fate of Muslims in Canada
U of L 50th Anniversary Song Competition call for submissions is now open
The University is seeking a 50th Anniversary song and has appealed to the public at large
Male suicide a growing concern
Dr. Peter Kellett discusses male depression and suicide during Mental Health Week
The hope, the hype
Neuroscience researcher Dr. Freda Miller discussing stem cell research at the U of L
Muslims the focus of today's SACPA
Dr. Abde Kazemipur discusses his award-winning book at the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs
The end of a dynasty
Sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison chronicles the factors that led to the demise of the PCs in Alberta
Smaller southern Alberta cities lean left as rural areas stay on the right
Dr. Geoffrey Hale comments on the provincial election results
NDP majority ‘changes everything we’ve ever thought about Alberta’
Dr. Trevor Harrison analyzes provincial election results
Liberal and Alberta Party both elect leaders, but future prospects in NDP hands, says expert
Dr. Geoffrey Hale discusses the future of governing the province now that the election is complete
Rachel Notley's NDP puts an end to PC dynasty, claims majority
Dr. Harold Jansen talks about the great shift in Alberta politics
NDP victory could signal end of Alberta political dynasties says U of L expert
Sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison discusses the ramifications of the provincial election going forward
Youth focus of international conference at university
Previewing the Mapping the Landscapes of Childhood II Conference
Exhibit makes splash at SAAG
U of L Fine Arts students delve into themes related to water
Long-time professors to be honoured by U of L
The annual Long Service Awards will recognize some of the U of L's longest-tenured professors
The ground is moving
The U of L's Dr. Geoffrey Hale speaks about the provincial election landscape
U of L students share their passion for science
High school students from Lethbridge and surrounding area were able to learn more about science during the annual Let’s DO Science Day
Students targeted to vote through social media
U of L student groups urge fellow students to get out and make a difference in the provincial election
My sexual education
Neuroscientist Dr. Bryan Kolb's work is quoted in relation to how teens' brains change through behaviour
Remote sensing provides climate change evidence
Geography professor Dr. Craig Coburn explains how remote sensing gives researchers greater insight into climate change
Spark Teaching Symposium allows teachers to share information
Ideas and sparks were flying at the University of Lethbridge during the first 2015 Spark Teaching Symposium
