Big plans in place over 2016 for U of L
Looking ahead to breaking ground on the University of Lethbridge's Destination Project
Speakers challenge the brain
The U of L will host a series of engaging talks to kick off the new year
What 2016 holds for the mysterious world of physics
Physicist Dr. Saurya Das says 2016 may be the year we find out what dark matter is made of or how it works
Low dollar a challenge for Canadian pro sports teams
With the loonie hovering around its lowest level in 11 years, it’s having an impact on Canadian professional sports teams, says U of L economist Duane Rockerbie
Academics study mental health in Low German-speaking communities
Dr. Judith Kulig and research student Ling Ling Fan share their insight on how to handle the delicate balancing act of respecting the religious principles of Low German-speaking Mennonites while treating mental health issues
U of L joins Little Lethbridge Library movement
Reading material for all ages is now available at the University of Lethbridge, as several Little Lethbridge Libraries have been installed in various locations around campus
2015 was an exciting year for the University of Lethbridge
A look back at 2015 and developments at the U of L
Colchester vs. Bremner, issues of urbanization
Ross McKenzie, retired agronomist for the province and adjunct professor at the University of Lethbridge, says there is often a lack of foresight in the urbanization of agricultural lands
Southern Alberta grasslands an inspiration for artist
A passion for the beauty of southern Alberta grasslands, and a desire to preserve them, have inspired alumnus Colin Starkevich’s exhibit featured at Casa
Local brew returns to city shelves
A U of L master's degree in chemistry is behind the new craft brewery in town
Puppy love much needed to ease medical pain, Calgary therapist
Straja Linder King, a clinical art therapist who specializes in animal-assisted psychotherapy, also teaches a course at the University of Lethbridge that deals with animal-assisted therapy
A humble beginning
A look at the fledgling U of L ringette team
U of L adds two new PhD programs
The University of Lethbridge announces two new doctoral degree programs slated to begin in September 2016, the first of their kind in the school’s history
Dual credit pays dividends for high school students
The U of L's dual credit initiative sees a presentation of students' final work
Serious singers back for seasonal ensemble
A host of U of L students are featured in a special Cranbrook Christmas concert
Activist visions
Dr. Josephine Mills curates an exhibit currently on display in Ontario
Board of Governors appoints Dr. Claudia Malacrida as new Associate Vice-President (Research)
The University of Lethbridge Board of Governors has appointed Dr. Claudia Malacrida as the new Associate Vice-President (Research)
University of Lethbridge implements fall reading week in November
Students at the University of Lethbridge will be getting an extra holiday starting next fall with the addition of a fall reading break, Nov. 7-10
Operation Red Nose Lethbridge has busiest weekend of the year
A total of 301 safe rides home were given this weekend through Operation Red Nose Lethbridge
The Contemporary relevance of the Historical Treaties to Treaty Indian peoples
Recent University of Lethbridge masters graduate in Native American Studies, Leon Crane Bear, pens an essay
