How Being a Gay Boy is Like Having a Physiological Problem with Milk
Examining Dr. Paul Vasey's study of the Samoan fa'afafine and how they relate to feminine boys in North America, and their increased rates of wanting to stick close to their family
Habits of Community
U of L historian Dr. Heidi MacDonald considers the demographics of congregations of women religious during the past 160 years and traces their precipitous decline to a disturbing loss of community in society at large
The old way to be gay
Psychology professor Dr. Paul Vasey's research looks at how androphilic males persist in various cultures when logic dictates that 'gay genes' would not survive evolution
University of Lethbridge’s Dr. H.J. Wieden named Alberta Innovates-Technology Futures Bioengineering Chair
A $2-million investment, over five years, further enables Wieden’s research team to study how biological systems can be engineered to achieve breakthroughs in materials science, chemistry, biochemistry, health and nanoscience
Freeman guru says Calgary renter's actions are not condoned by movement
Political scientist Dr. Geoffrey Hale weighs in on the Calgary man's anti-government stance and how his attitude may have developed
Indian residential school focus of play to be performed at Empress Theatre in Fort Macleod
Former Faculty of Education member Ramona Big Head presents a poignant play with her son Carl Brave Rock, a current U of L student
Calgary International Film Festival: Q&A with Lethbridge filmmaker Deric Olsen about his film, Common Chord
New Media professor Deric Olsen discusses the making of Common Chord and the role the University of Lethbridge played in its creation
At the Galleries: Pointed, playful and political
The U of L Art Gallery assists artist Rita McKeough take her project, The Lion's Share, to Halifax
Experts say in politics, more money makes for more problems
Political scientist Dr. Harold Jansen says that modern leadership races are becoming akin to regular election campaigns
Beyond the call of duty
A look at Dr. Bryan Kolb and why the Confederation of Alberta Faculty Association honoured him with the Distinguished Academic Award for 2013
Sibling showdown at University of Lethbridge
Two Airdrie brothers play against each other for the first time in weekend Canada West soccer play
Calgary film festival features eclectic lineup
The feature film Common Chord has a number of connections to the U of L, including alumni and current students who played a big role in its creation
What are the 'odds'
U of L Art Gallery staffer Jane Edmundson presents an intriguing master's thesis project to gallery visitors
Native American art focus of new program
The University's new BFA in Native American Art reflects the importance of aboriginal art and culture both in the region and across North America
Alumnus brings anti-bullying campaign to campus
Manwar Khan's anti-bullying campaign comes to the U of L campus Sept. 14
The dusty road ninja
Dr. Dan Johnson (geography) discusses the amazing characteristics of the Carolina grashopper
Changing the grades
Dr. David Slomp discusses grading in the schools and how teachers are changing the way they assess students
Studying requires new habits in a social media world
Faculty of Education professor Dr. Carmen Mombourquette says parents still need to make homework time sacred everyday
David Naylor: Alberta’s 50 Most Influential People 2013
As an instructor with the University of Lethbridge’s physics department since 1981, David Naylor has taken his lab to the upper echelons of experimental astrophysics.
Horns coaches represent at Canada Games
Long-time women’s soccer head coach Ilsa Wong is leading the Team Alberta U17 female soccer team in Sherbrooke.
