Russia-Ukraine conflict has deep historical roots
Dr. Chris Burton talks about the roots of the Russia-Ukraine conflict at SACPA
Province announces funding for high-demand programs in Southern Alberta
Minister of Advanced Education Demetrios Nicolaides announced an investment of $5.3 million dollars from the provincial government to expand capacity for high-demand programs at Lethbridge College, Medicine Hat College, and the University of Lethbridge.
Canadian Space Agency grant to help develop next generation of space scientists
The grant supports the development of space technology by providing students and young researchers with hands-on experience
Dr. Trevor Harrison, leading researcher in the study of populism, named winner of Speaker Research Award
Harrison is renowned for his interdisciplinary approach to research that delves into many of today's vital issues
Experts say high mortality rate in Alberta honey bees this year
Dr. Shelley Hoover says the high death toll is Canada-wide, with some areas experiencing a 90 per cent loss
Analytics lab marks grand opening at U of L Science Commons building
Blue Sky Analytical Labs, which operates out of Science Commons, cut the ribbon to mark its grand opening on May 11.
Stop Imposing Western LGBTQ+ Identities on Non-Western Cultures. It's Gender Colonialism | Opinion
Dr. Paul Vasey examines how differing cultures cannot impose labels on one another
How Do Octopuses Change Color?
Dr. Jennifer Mather shares her insight on color changing cephalopods
University team of liaisons for Blackfoot communities gets Indigenous name
The University of Lethbridge’s EleV Navigator Team was given the Blackfoot name Iiksitawapa Akakatsiyiwa (Going All Out Society). Elder Francis First Charger bestowed the name at a naming ceremony on May 10.
LSHOF celebrates class of 2020 during Friday banquet
Dr. Mary Dyck was among the 2020 inductees of the Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame celebrated on Friday night after the original event was cancelled due to Covid.
Gates Cambridge scholar reaching for the stars
ULethbridge physics student Alicia Anderson (BSc '20) has been awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship, which will see her study her PhD at Trinity College at the University of Cambridge.
ULethbridge, Lakehead, Brandon U, UOttawa launch new plans and processes to honour reconciliation
ULethbridge recently announced new strategies, plans, and administrative processes that respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action
Alberta honey producers facing one of worst years on record for bee deaths
Dr. Shelley Hoover says repopulating bee hives can be extremely expensive
Brands can be rewarded for social activism – but they also risk losing customers to apolitical rivals
Dr. Rhiannon Mesler (Dhillon School of Business) and colleagues weigh in on the pros and cons of brand activism.
Dr. Glenda Simms: A fierce advocate for the rights of women and girls
Alumna was the first black woman to be appointed president of the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women
Southeast brings AB, SK postsecondary institutions together for open house
Universities and colleges from across Saskatchewan and Alberta gathered on Wednesday at an open house hosted by Southeast College
Crabs and lobsters: sentient by royal appointment
Dr. Jennifer Mather comments on the passing of an historic animal welfare act
Nikkei Memory Capture project aims to democratize history with new instalments at Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens
Community partnership leads to installation of two exhibits at new Bunka Centre
Local Indigenous bead worker gives talk at Galt Museum
Alumna Kalli Eagle Speaker spoke about how she acquired knowledge during a talk at the Galt Museum on Sunday afternoon
Fabricated pleasure at U of L’s Knitting at Noon
Knitting at Noon offered through the ULethbridge Art Gallery offers quiet place for fibre art crafting
