U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Horns reflect on COVID-affected 2020

A look at a COVID-19-shortened 2020 Canada west season

Post-secondary coaches and athletes facing unique recruiting challenges during COVID-19

A look at the recruiting wars through a COVID perspective

Can CBD Help treat Severe Lung Inflammation in some Coronavirus Survivors?

Drs. Olga and Igor Kovalchuk's work is examined as a possible therapy for survivors

Doty heading south

U of L alumnus earns position with AHL team as video coach

Announcements

The U of L welcomes Mike Frank to the new position of director of Indigenous education and communications

Washington law firm billed N.B. almost $2M last year for U.S. trade help

Canadian foreign policy and international political economy expert Dr. Chris Kukucha lends his analysis to the softwood lumber legal issues

Racism, history and nursing

U of L lecturer and researcher Erin Spinney examines naval pay records and other evidence for an article on black nurses at British naval bases

Some southern Alberta voters retract UCP support amid MLA travel scandal

Dr. Trevor Harrison comments on how the travel scandal could erode voter support for the UCP

Why are the Dutch people very tall?

Dr. Louise Barrett's research contributes to this examination of why the Dutch are so tall

Sexual Arousal Is Not a Reliable Sign of Sexual Desire

Work from Kelly Suschinsky and Martin Lalumière (2011) is cited in a new study

U of L fraternity member launches new positivity movement

Mission Fresh Start takes over for the fraternity’s head-shave program

COVID-19 and cannabis: Will connecting the two really lead to a viable treatment?

Initial data from two University of Lethbridge biology professors is examined

U of L student, rugby player offering rainbow of hope

Karlee Durfey’s support for ill niece has grown to help others

Blackfoot women launch online portal for female entrepreneurs

An online portal was recently created, as part of the Blackfoot Women’s Empowerment project

Singer-songwriter Ryland Moranz releases new record

Alumnus Ryland Moranz has released a new record with an underlying theme that reflects on the passage of time

U of L study: Belief in God declining in Canada, but majority do hold faith

U of L Sociologist Dr. Reginald Bibby has been polling religious beliefs in the country for the past 45 years

Alberta Government Fines Hunter for Trespassing on Australian Coal Lease

U of L student Levi Williams-Whitney traversed the land to make a video opposing open-pit mining

See the Christmas star: rare celestial event to occur on the Winter Solstice

Dr. Locke Spencer explains the great conjunction

Indigenous art exhibit inspired by historic Blackfoot pieces goes digital

U of L art gallery exhibit based on historic Blackfoot artifacts housed in three museums in Britain

Black Before Florence: Black Nurses, Enslaved Labor, and the British Royal Navy, 1790–1820

The U of Ls Erin Spinney examines black nurses and their roles on British naval bases

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