After the raid: White Bear's gamble opened a path to First Nations sovereignty
Yale Belanger's book Gambling with the Future documents the history of political and legal battles First Nations fought to build their own gaming institutions
Re-imagining experiential learning during the pandemic
Work-integrated learning takes on even greater importance
Avison Young launches real estate and infrastructure offering
Alumnus Scott Pickles, a seasoned real estate and infrastructure consultant, joins AY from Colliers
Black history project evolves into documentary
Thanks to the collaboration of five professors, Black History On The Prairies as part of the U of L's Anti-Racism Film Series took shape
Lethbridge post-secondary schools see spike in demand for financial aid during COVID-19
Officials say they had to react quickly to make emergency funding available to students
'Predictability' under a Biden Administration for Alberta: Sociology Professor
Dr. Trevor Harrison says there will be a level of regularity under president Joe Biden.
Blue Monday the most depressing day
Registered psychologist and U of L counsellor Carly Sharpe addresses how to deal with the winter blahs
Experts discuss ways to beat winter blues amid ‘Blue Monday’
Drs. Sienna Caspar and Jennifer Copeland discuss conquering the Blue Monday blues
The risk of severe and long-lasting Covid can be determined shortly after infection
Researchers at the U of L have investigated how extracts from Cannabis sativa plants interact with cytokines
Researcher bullish on belief despite growth of atheism
The most recent research by Reginald Bibby, a sociologist of religion at the University of Lethbridge
New Tool Able To Predict Metabolic Disorders In Pregnant Women
U of L researchers develop a new tool with the potential to diagnose metabolic disorders in women when they're expecting
Lethbridge post-secondary institutions report steady enrolment despite COVID-19 pandemic
U of L’s director of enrolment services Natasha Buis Deering said she’s seen a balance of student perspectives
West side development spurred by arrival of University of Lethbridge
The city's west side took off once the U of L was established
Trump called symptom of political problems in the United States
Dr. John von Heyking addresses the SACPA audience
Vaccines show importance of research; U.S. investment has paid off, says research chair
U of L researchers discuss global effort to find an effective COVID-19 vaccine
Macaque monkeys at a Bali temple can spot expensive items to steal and ransom for food
Dr. Jean-Baptiste Leca and his group's research work is highlighted
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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
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
