Operation Red Nose provides over 860 safe rides home during the holiday season in Lethbridge
The 25th installment of Operation Red Nose turned out some strong numbers.
U of L grad one of Canada’s top young producers
Gianna Isabella (Magliocco (BFA '10)), a southern Alberta film producer, has been named one of the top emerging film producers in Canada
New partnership to tackle education barriers for Indigenous youth and support economic opportunities
A unique and innovative partnership will support and enable Indigenous youth to achieve their goals and become leaders in their communities
CancerBlast concert raises more than $50,000 for cancer research
The Songs for Hope Society has used the power of music to inspire philanthropy and boost local cancer research to the tune of $53,550.
Website documents climate change in Alberta since the 1950s, and what it might look in the decades ahead
Albertans wanting a glimpse of how much climate has changed in the province in recent decades — and those wondering how it might change in the decades to come — can now turn to an interactive website.
Pronghorns edged in ringette final
The Pronghorns played nine games in five days to come in second in the nation.
Most Canadians Still Think Country More Divided Than Ever
U of L's Dr. Geoffrey Hale comments on feelings of anger and alienation in Western Canada following last fall's election.
Science Commons highlight for U of L in 2019
Mahon said the biggest positive event of 2019 was the official opening of the new $280-million Science Commons building, a significant capital project five times larger than anything the university had done before.
Lethbridge man builds net-zero home for environmental and economic sustainability
U of L's Dr. James Byrne, commenting on a net-zero home built by Valdrin Jashari in Lethbridge, says he believes a revolution is quickly coming in the housing industry.
Horns latest recruits a family affair
Madeleine Noonan and Mallory Dyer to join their older sisters on the Horns women's hockey team
Art exhibit in Lethbridge En Plein Air is a French phrase meaning 'in the plain air'
En Plein Air 2019 was held recently at the Penny Building Gallery in downtown Lethbridge
‘Shakespeare Meets Dickens’ tonight at Casa
This year’s feature, “A Christmas Carol,” was written by University of Lethbridge drama professor emeritus Richard Epp
$15M grant to help strengthen Blackfoot student ties with U of L
Mastercard Foundation is providing a $15-million grant to fund and strengthen the existing collaboration between the peoples of the Blackfoot Confederacy and the U of L
U of L Professor: large-scale cuts to public sector not the best way to manage Alberta’s economy
Economist, Dr. Richard Mueller, presents at SACPA
New West offering entertainment for kids over holidays
The Legend of the List Tooth is written and directed by University of Lethbridge drama professor Nicola Elson
Whose History Matters? Diversity and the Canadian Outdoors
Dr. Jason Laurendeau authors a piece with undergraduate student Tiffany Higham discussing MEC's response to online criticism
U of L signs double-degree agreement with international partner
The U of L and Japan’s Hokkai-Gakuen University (HGU) have signed a double-degree agreement
Leader in agricultural education recognized by United Nations
Alumna Lindsey Verhaeghe was one of 10 recipients of the United Nations Global Compact 2019 Sustainable Development Goals Pioneer award
‘Darwinian Paradox’: How same-sex mating in animals has been perplexing scientists for years
Dr. Paul Vasey's work is cited in this examination of same-sex relationships
Syrian refugee appreciative of efforts by U of L student group
Anne Dymond and Abdullah Mouslli spoke on the efforts of the World University Service of Canada
