U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Retiring bank manager will remain active in Brooks

University of Lethbridge alumnus Henry Zdun retires after a 55-year banking career that began with a U of L economics degree

Pronghorns hockey to honour firefighters

University of Lethbridge Pronghorns are giving local firefighters a friendly pat on the pads during Saturday night’s Canada West university men’s hockey game against the Saskatchewan Huskies

Fort Macleod praised for caring about children

The U of L's Dr. Robbin Gibb discusses the role the family unit plays in brain development of young children

All the single ladies ... are driving Canada's condo market

U of L sociology professor Dr. Susan McDaniel comments on trends in the real estate market

Kimberley hires new manager of Parks, Recreation and Facilities

University of Lethbridge alumnus Dave Clarke assumes the role of Manager of Parks, Recreation and Facilities for the City of Kimberley

Do what you love but . . .

Professional snowboarder Kevin Pearce speaks to students about brain injury

University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge School District No.51 offer high school students a Dual Credit program

A Dual Credit pilot program will see LCI students able to take U of L classes for credit at both the high school and post-secondary level

Music to their ears

The Pronghorns swim team gears up to host the Canada West Swim Championships

Canada's Brightest Up-and-Coming Researchers Honoured at 4th Annual Mitacs Awards Reception

Under the supervision of U of L's Dr. Locke Spencer, Pragya Chawla's research helped to verify the accuracy of data and images from the European Space Agency's Planck telescope mission

Guelph professor, London publisher win GG awards

Former u of L professor and author Thomas King was awarded the Governor General’s Literary Award for English language fiction for The Back of the Turtle by the Canada Council for the Arts

U of L's iGEM team strikes gold

A gold medal win in Boston for the iGEM team as they continue to push the boundaries of synthetic biology

Sauce for the Goose opens Tuesday

The University of Lethbridge Main Theatre presents its latest production “Sauce for the Goose” by Georges Feydeau

Southern Alberta archers say “ Arrivederci ” to Canada

The U of L's Vicky Bennett (Registrar's Office) is one of five Lethbridge-area archers headed to the World 3D Archery Competition in Italy

Operation Red Nose ready to hit the road

The annual Pronghorn Athletics community service/fundraiser gears up for another holiday season

University institute offers help for small business challenges

The Small Business Institute, created by Gordon Hunter, Dan Kazakoff, and Steve Craig of the U of L's Faculty of Management, connects small business owners with experts who can help solve management issues.

U of L forms partnership with U.S. college

Students at the University of Lethbridge and Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell, Mt. can now benefit from an exchange program to complete transferable credits toward degrees

Taking the plunge for charity

The 10th annual Chillin’ 4 Charity, sponsored by Young Parkyn McNab (YPM), took place at Galt Gardens with over 70 participants raising money for the United Way

Prentice ‘hopeful’ on Keystone pipeline

Geoffrey Hale, a U of L political scientist, says the likelihood of the Keystone XL pipeline being approved depends on the willingness of the White House and the Republicans to find common ground.

Chillin’ 4 Charity looks to surpass $100,000 for United Way

University of Lethbridge’s JDC West team presents the 10th annual Chillin’ 4 Charity Friday at Galt Gardens

New West Theatre names new general manager

Jeff Newman (BSc '12) joins New West Theatre as general manager and officially assumes his new role in February.

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