Local groups receive donations for volunteer work with Mackenzie Tour
The University of Lethbridge also provides dozens of volunteers toward the tour stop in Lethbridge, and was gifted $10,000
Canada Is Underestimating How Risky Pollution Is to Endangered Animals, Study Says
Pollution is a greater threat to close to 500 of Canada’s endangered species than previously thought, a new study has found
74 U of L student-athletes named Academic All-Canadians
Pronghorn student-athletes tied an all-time high for the school, as 74 were named Academic All-Canadians this past year
Transit ridership growing
Expansion of the “UPass” program for University of Lethbridge students is clearly the biggest reason more Lethbridge residents are catching the bus
Seeking a New Lens to Study Same-Sex Behavior in Animals
Dr. Paul Vasey comments on this study of same-sex behavior in animals
Family Farm Forum Focuses On Rural Women
University of Lethbridge Graduate Student, Diane McKenzie, was one of the main organizers of the event
University promotes the arts with Culture Vulture activities
The U of L Art Gallery invited visitors Saturday to join them for an afternoon of crafting and art for their monthly Culture Vulture
SAMWAK sessions wrap for season
U of L SAMWAK session welcomes two young women to present their findings while researching abroad
U of L receives funding grants to study Alzheimer’s disease
Their research will examine the links between noise stress and cognitive decline
University of Lethbridge team wins award for diabetes research
A research team from the U of L has made a breakthrough that could one day be a game-changer for people living with diabetes
U of L celebrates International Education Week with ‘Living Library’
To mark and celebrate International Education Week, the U of L library hosted its annual “Living Library” event on Wednesday
Buying a student breakfast part of U of L’s Nourish campaign
Food insecurity is a reality on campus for many students, something Nourish is addressing
University of Lethbridge’s Science Commons uses passive energy design
Stantec and KPMB Architects recently completed the Science Commons, a new academic building for Alberta’s University of Lethbridge
Deep learning to analyze neurological problems
What if a patient could just take a video clip of their movements with a smart phone and forward the results to their doctor?
U of L hosting Light Touch Switch build-a-thon
The University of Lethbridge will be hosting a Light Touch Switch build-a-thon on Thursday
Artificial intelligence PUBlic Professor topic
Computer science professor Jackie Rice will present a public update on the new “AI” on Thursday
Sakamotos add incentive for ‘wish tree’
Ron and Joyce Sakamoto are providing another incentive for this week’s Christmas Tree Festival
Operation Red Nose campaign to begin its 25th year in Lethbridge
The University of Lethbridge’s “Operation Red Nose” will once again begin its holiday campaign November 29
What America Lost When It Lost the Bison
The U of L's Dr. Leroy Little Bear comments on reestablishing the bison herds on traditional lands
University of Lethbridge hosts International Education Week
With over 85 countries represented at the U of L every year, International Education Week gives the campus community the opportunity to celebrate
