Funding cut for First Nations groups
Yale Belanger, political science professor, discusses funding cuts to First Nations organizations
U of L student competing for Miss Universe Canada
Calgary-born Monika Horvat is looking to show that a well educated woman can represent Canada as an ambassador
Snapshots of the past
A look at the Selfies exhibit in the U of L's Helen Christou Gallery
Weird weather? Experts say, blame the jet stream
The U of L's Jim Byrne (geography) says the unseasonably warm weather is consistent with a theory that suggests the wandering jet stream is caused by shrinking Arctic sea ice
Statue went from Expo 67 to the University of Lethbridge
A look at the great journey that brought our beloved Moses to campus
CIS hockey team shaving heads to support goalie
The Pronghorns men’s hockey team has joined the fight against cancer after a pair of diagnoses have hit close to home
Holocaust will be remembered at local event
The U of L's Goldie Morgentaler will speak about her mother's experiences as an interned Jew during the Second World War
In the Boxcar
The U of L's Dr. Goldie Morgentaler translated an excerpt from her mother's novel Letters to Abrasha in conjunction with International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Former U of L student returns to share her wisdom
Saskatchewan MLA Jennifer Campeau is serving as the inaugural executive in residence for the U of L's Scotiabank First Nations, Métis and Inuit Mentors Program
U of L students to study in Philippines
A group of 10 University of Lethbridge students is heading to the Philippines in June as part of the institution’s first field course for women and gender studies
Learning from a Nobel Laureate
U of L alumnus Scott Irvine was a co-author on two research papers with Stefan Hell, one of three winners of this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Nursing instructor works to update tobacco prevention resources
Kathy Haight's project involves nursing students going into area classrooms with the latest tobacco prevention information
Student's documentary brings voices to First Nations issues
U of L student Lauren Crazybull documents First Nations issues, a step towards educating the public
Monkeys with better social networks stay warmer in the winter
U of L researcher Louise Barrett studies the social adaptability of vervet monkeys and how it affects their ability to survive
Yeast discovery aids animal digestion
Dr. Wade Abbott was part of a team of researchers that discovered yeast mannans, which can breach walls that surround yeast cells, assisting digestion
Lots to play for
The Pronghorns men's hockey team is raising money for the fight against cancer with two of their family facing the disease
Integrated theatre class transforms persons with disabilities
Lisa Doolittle's dance and theatre class of 19 students features six of whom with an intellectual disability
Why Rover rolls over
Dr. Sergio Pellis discusses a study he contributed to that looks at play tendencies of dogs
Diversity a boon to local economy
An editorial espousing the benefits of a diverse economy, buoyed by the contributions of the U of L
University of Lethbridge taps into “Unlimited” potential of integrating disabled
U of L drama professor Lisa Doolittle is excited to present a new show featuring and developed by her students, including several mentally disabled students
