U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Consider the octopus

Octopuses are smart in ways humans are only beginning to understand — should they be farmed for food?

Hootenanny ‘Junk Show’ set to be fun in the park

ULethbridge-produced show brings free plays to Galt Gardens aimed at entertaining kids and adults alike throughout the month of July

‘O Canada’: Why I no longer stand for the national anthem

Dr. Jason Laurendeau argues there is no distinction between sport and politics

Researchers highlight negative health effects associated with discrimination

Dr. Olga Kovalchuk and her daughter, Dr. Anna Fiselier, are part of a team researching the negative health effects associated with discrimination.

Sarah Tricker contributes to new book ‘Inspired Living’

Alumna is an alternative holistic healer, teacher, and facilitator

Former Sundre-area rodeo queen steps into the booth

Fifth-year ULethbridge student is calling the action as a rodeo announcer

Lethbridge summer camps expected to fill up despite families battling climbing costs

The University of Lethbridge has been pleased with registration

Pride flag ascends at U of L

The University of Lethbridge kicked off Pride Week by raising the Progressive Pride flag

U of L celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day

Tuesday, June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day

Define the Decade report sets the stage for Alberta prosperity over the next 10 years

Dr. Lars Hallström contributed to the report, which examines the state of Alberta and sets out a visionary plan

University of Lethbridge appoints board chair

Dean Gallimore will step into the role as of June 29

HTA grad receives $5,000 Chinook Scholarship from ULethbridge

Andreas Gateman, who intends to study sociology and education, is one of six students to receive prestigious scholarship

UCalgary hosts virtual Campfire Chats in honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day

Dr. Leroy Little Bear to take part in annual event

Local students among Chinook scholarship recipients

The University of Lethbridge has rewarded six of the top provincial high school students with $5000 Chinook Scholarships

Policies adopted by ACC in lead up to busy summer for local Chamber

ULethbridge dual credit options are highlighted

College research project gets more potatoes from field to market

In addition to RDAR and Alberta Innovates, the project also involves a collaboration with ULethbridge Research Scientist Dr. Michelle Konschuh

Project aims to preserve oral history of the Upper North Thompson valley

Documentarian Ken Matheson applying lessons from the Oral History Summer Institute

Define the Decade report sets the stage for Alberta prosperity over the next 10 years

Dr. Lars Hallström, director of the Prentice Institute, contributed to the report

Lethbridge social assistance programs bracing for higher demand as inflation rises

Dr. Lars Hollstrom comments on the social cost of inflation

Turning student housing in Lethbridge into options for the public

ULethbridge residences offer multiple of rental opportunities

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