U of L will remain ‘resilient’ with budget cuts
Despite significant reductions in provincial funding, the U of L remains “a resilient institution,” says U of L President Mike Mahon’s following the release of Alberta’s provincial budget for 2019-20.
University hosts open house
The U of L welcomed hundreds of possible future students from Western Canada to their campus on Saturday as they hosted their annual Open House.
Lethbridge volunteers return from disaster recovery work in Bahamas
Nolan Meyer, Leah Parker, and Eric Foster volunteered with Team Rubicon to reclaim the insides of peoples’ homes
Influential curator championed Canadian art
In the Canadian art scene, Jeffrey Spalding took the paradigm to the extreme
Eliminated summer employment program a surprise for students
Former ULSU President Hailey Babb discusses the loss of the STEP program
College hosting annual open house
University of Lethbridge among schools with transfer agreements with College of the Rockies
Tattoo fundraiser to support student mental health
Libertine Tattoo and Nectar Fine Tattooing is hosting a Halloween fundraiser for University of Lethbridge student mental health resources.
Lethbridge says ‘oki’ to everyone who visits
The University of Lethbridge, the city’s second-largest employer, has also made oki part of ceremonial greetings
Verhaeghe receives UN award
Lindsey (Metheral) Verhaeghe (BMgt '07), a former Foremost-area resident, has been recognized by the United Nations for her efforts to teach young people about sustainable agriculture.
Verhaeghe receives UN award
U of L alumna Lindsey (Metheral) Verhaeghe, a Calgary-based employee with international agriculture firm Nutrien, was selected as a United Nations Global Compact SDG Pioneer
UVolunteer Fair offers opportunities for U of L students
For many students at the U of L, building up their resume before leaving their post-secondary education is important
UVolunteer Fair offers opportunities for U of L students
The U of L, in partnership with Volunteer Lethbridge, hosted its UVolunteer Fair Wednesday morning
Record 391 WHL Scholarships awarded to graduate players for fall academic semester
Pronghorns men's hockey team has 19 former Western Hockey League players on its roster
U of L Professor predicts “deeply divided country” after election
Dr. Geoffrey Hale comments on the recently held federal election
U of L Fine Arts hosting Crossing Boundaries Symposium on Saturday
Crossing Boundaries invites our community to experience the collaborations, creative activities and research across multiple disciplines
Talking to robots topic for PUBlic Professor
On Thursday, neuroscience professor Matthew Tata will discuss how cognitive neuroscience could allow robots to “hear.”
Three locals back in Lethbridge following volunteer effort in the Bahamas
Eric Foster and Nolan Meyer from the U of L talk about their time volunteering with Team Rubicon to help with recovery in the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian
Public sector size, compensation in Alberta ‘does not stand out in any way’
Dr. Richard Mueller says Alberta does not stand out in any way relative to the other three large provinces, both in terms of the size of its public sector and its compensation
Spooky Science Weekend Nov. 2 at Science Commons
Spooky Science Weekend is organized each year by science graduate and undergraduate students at the U of L
Alta. stays true blue
Political scientist Dr. Geoffrey Hale offers his perspective on the federal election result
