U of L opens its doors for Exploration Expo
Taking a look at the second annual community outreach program
VandenBerg pleased with pageant experience
University of Lethbridge student Jaime VandenBerg speaks about her Miss Universe Canada experience
Mechanics key to voice quality
Renowned vocal instructor Richard Armstrong delivers at the Crossing Boundaries: Keynote Conversations in Fine Arts series
Future of religion bright in Canada
Dr. Reg Bibby discusses his latest interpretation of religious participation numbers
Lethbridge players recall winning year under Babcock
A look back at the Pronghorns men's hockey team's title run in 1994
Blowing the whistle
U of L Sport & Recreation's Bill Halma recognized for an outstanding career as a local referee
Religion growth SACPA topic
Sociologist Dr. Reg Bibby to speak at the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs
LCI valedictorian looking to the future but not at the expense of the present
Local valedictorian slated to enter U of L's Engineering Transfer Program
Mike Babcock brings accountability, communication to Maple Leafs
Former U of L Pronghorns men's hockey coach Mike Babcock becomes the highest-paid coach in NHL history
Terry Glavin on Ireland’s gay marriage referendum: The long slog of emancipation
Dr. Reg Bibby's research is quoted in reference to Canadian Catholics' views on gay marriage
Ian Tyson to receive University of Lethbridge honorary degree
Tyson to be honoured at the May 29 Spring Convocation Ceremony IV
Grant allows researcher to embark on project with First Nations young adults
Erin Spring, a post-doctoral fellow with the University of Lethbridge’s Institute for Child and Youth Studies (I-CYS), will build on her doctoral research as she embarks on a local project with First Nations young adults.
New artistic director to guide New West Theatre
'The Hudson Bay Epic,' a contemporary folk tale created by U of L graduates in partnership with Mudfoot Theatre, premieres Sept. 30 at the Sterndale Bennett Theatre.
NIWA’s research receives international recognition
Dr. Richard Querel (MSc '08, PhD '10) talks about the climate research he's involved in at NIWA's Lauder Atmospheric Research Station in New Zealand. The station is the fourth upper-air site in the world to be certified by the global climate-data network.
Picture Butte students record history
The U of L's Centre for Oral History and Tradition partners with high school project
Exploration Expo set for Saturday
The second annual Exploration Expo invites the public to campus to experience research activities
Keeping faith: The changing face of religion in Canada
Dr. Reg Bibby discusses some of the factors that have contributed to the changing face of religion in the country.
Phone apps helping nurses
National Nursing Week story focuses on recent studies out of the Faculty of Health Sciences
Nicol: Not just 'math is difficult': election results are too
U of L economist Dr. Christopher Nicol looks behind the numbers in the recent provincial election.
What’s in a name? School divisions have decisions to make
Political science associate professor Dr. Yale Belanger speaks to the history and evolution of naming convention in Canada
