U of L In The News

U of L In The News

SACPA founder saluted

Former U of L faculty member Gordon Campbell created the Southern Alberta Council for Public Affairs

Smith brings arts and culture to Coaldale

U of L alumna Alysha Smith is Town of Coaldale’s official Arts and Culture Co-ordinator

Lethbridge won't be hit hard by falling oil prices says U of L expert

Economist Donna Townley says the diversity of Lethbridge's economy should help it weather the oil downturn

U of L to host CURE event on March 20

The annual Community University Research Exchange connects U of L researchers with external stakeholders

Integrated theatre class ‘transforms’ persons with disabilities

Professor Lisa Doolittle's dance and theatre class breaks new ground in inclusive performing arts

Don't roll over Beethoven! Dogs that lie on their backs while playing are being AGGRESSIVE, not submissive

U of L researchers Drs. Sergio Pellis and Louise Barrett contributed to this study of canine behaviour

Opera a team effort

U of L students present the tragic love story of Dido and Aeneas through opera.

Plunging Oil Puts Alberta on Edge

Donna Townley, U of L economics instructor, says Albertans will still travel to Montana's Flathead Valley even with the drop in oil prices, although Canadians may not go as often and spend less while there.

Margaret Atwood speaker for U of L's Calgary alumni dinner

Famed storyteller Margaret Atwood to speak at the Calgary Alumni & Friends Dinner on Mar. 27, 2015

Strong likelihood of spring election says U of L expert

Political scientist Dr. Geoffrey Hale discusses Alberta provincial politics and speculation over if and when an election may be called

Alberta’s Business Person of the Year: ATB Financial’s Dave Mowat

University of Lethbridge prominently featured as Venture follows ATB's Mowat on a day-in-the-life

VES focuses on fairness

Vermilion Elementary School welcomes newly graduated U of L alum Kailey Leggette as a teacher

The realities of Alberta conservatism

Dr. Trevor Harrison's opinion piece on the defection of eight Alberta Wildrose party members to the PCs

Beer digesting bacteria may fight disease

U of L researchers contribute to an international study that may improve human intestinal health

Smallface Marule leaves a legacy for Aboriginal rights

A tribute to the life of former U of L employee and assistant professor Marie Smallface Marule

Red Wings head coach Mike Babcock was fired by WHL team early in his career

Former Pronghorns men's hockey coach Mike Babcock set to become highest paid coach in NHL history

Meadows to lead new era of Heat basketball

Current Pronghorns women's basketball assistant coach Claire Meadows earns a head coaching position at UBC Okanagan

Another zombie bites the dust

Dr. Kent Peacock, U of L philosophy professor, makes a case for investing in alternative non-fossil sources of energy.

The kids really aren't alright

U of L neuroscientist Dr. Robbin Gibb discusses the government pulling funding from the Early Childhood Development Mapping Project

The meaning of Alberta conservatism

Trevor Harrison, U of L political sociologist and director of Parkland Institute, looks through the lens of conservatism to explain the political events that capped off the year in Alberta.

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