U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Once upon a time there was land

University of Lethbridge historical research brings the past to life

U of L creates single user inclusive washrooms on campus

The washrooms provide additional privacy and accessibility to all individuals, are wheelchair accessible, include proper medical waste (needles) disposal bins and in some instances, baby-change tables

ASU neuroscientist gains support for stroke rehab research

Dr. Jeffrey Kleim, a former Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience researcher, has received a major grant from Dart NeuroScience to contribute to the company’s endeavours to develop pharmacological therapies to maintain human brain health

Measles on its way back; experts concerned about dropping immunization rates

Shannon Vandenberg, who teaches in the nursing program at the University of Lethbridge, discusses why some people choose not to vaccinate themselves and their children

Architects selected for major projects at U of L

A major project at the University of Lethbridge is one step closer to becoming a reality after the U of L selected the firms Stantec Architecture and KPMB Architects, in joint venture, to lead the design process of its new science and academic building

Arts majors earn Beny scholarships

Evan Peacock and Luke Spencer earn scholarships worth $5,000 to further their creative activities and research

Five more years for U of L president

Dr. Mike Mahon has been reappointed to a second five-year term as the university’s president and vice-chancellor

A dangerous gamble: Don’t let innocent play turn into addiction

The U of L's Dr. Robert Williams of the Alberta Gambling Research Institute discusses how there are only a few rare situations where you can win money by gambling over the long run

University of Lethbridge student studies immunization rates

Graduate student Jillian King is looking at the decisions some families make when it comes to vaccinating children against measles, mumps, rubella and other diseases

Women of Distinction to be honoured

Myrna Greene, a nurse, teacher and the University of Lethbridge’s first female associate dean, is among those honoured at the annual YWCA Women of Distinction banquet

Mahon reappointed to a second five-year term as U of L president and vice-chancellor

The University of Lethbridge Board of Governors reappoint Dr. Michael (Mike) J. Mahon

My famous father swam in praise, my mother toiled in silence

University of Lethbridge faculty member Goldie Morgentaler (English) submits an essay on her parents, Chava Rosenfarb and Henry Morgentaler

Award Winning 3D Printing Company Tinkerine Announces Formation of Advisory Board

U of L alumnus Russ Krywolt, a technology entrepreneur, is named to the advisory board of Tinkerine Studios Ltd.

Longtime U of L professor, administrator to be honoured

Dr. Seamus O'Shea to be honoured by the U of L with an Honorary Degree

U of L grad studying why parents do, don't immunize

U of L graduate student Jillian King (BSc ’12) is exploring the decisions of some families living in or near Lethbridge on whether or not to immunize their children

Edmonton man up for Immigrant Award

U of L alumnus Manwar Khan has been nominated for an RBC Top 25 Canada Immigrant Award for his anti-bullying campaign

Math wrath in Pincher Creek

Dr. Richelle Marynowski, an assistant professor at the U of L with a PhD in math education, discusses the political nature around the issue of math instruction and student performance

Global Drums concert coming to DHS

The U of L's Global Drums group continues to engage the southern Alberta community

Life after death: the last info gap

Sociologist Dr. Reg Bibby takes a look at people's attitudes about life after death

Cutworms bug off when beneficial insects come calling

U of L PhD candidate Vincent Hervet researches the use of predatory insects to deal with cutworms

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