Lethbridge artist nominated for national photography award
U of L alumna Angeline Simon is one of two dozen artists in Canada with the chance of winning $10,000 and a place in two group exhibitions
Holly Kletke chosen as Lethbridge’s delegate for Daughters of the Vote
Alumna Holly Kletke is the city’s delegate for the third annual Daughters of the Vote
Archaeological society to talk past pandemics
Dr. Kevin McGeough from the University of Lethbridge will speak about pandemics in the ancient world
One-of-a-kind test facility in southern Alberta aims to be a key launching pad for space exploration
Dr. David Naylor, head of the university’s Astronomical Instrumentation Group, is leading the development of a cryogenic chamber
U of L scientists contributing to advances in Quantum computing
Saurya Das says Lethbridge residents should be proud that at their hometown university, the approaching quantum future is being written
Video Premiere: Homeless in Hawaii – ‘Chapter III – Gold Horizon’
Homeless in Hawaii is composed of Digital Audio Arts students from the University of Lethbridge
University of Lethbridge plans for 'significant' return of students to campus in fall 2021
Kathleen Massey discusses the U of L's fall planning
Are there any homosexual animals? See them here
Dr. Paul Vasey says that for some animals, homosexual behaviour isn't an occasional event but a regular thing
Black History Month inspires a father to think about the world his daughter will grow up in
Washington, D.C., lawyer and U of L alumnus Julian SpearChief-Morris tells his story
This Calgary apparel company is reviving your favourite dead sports franchises
Former students Jonathan Anderson and Garrett Crump reconnect for business opportunity
Lethbridge families embrace the cold, or head online, for Family Day
Fortunately, in a pandemic-worthy pivot, the U of L decided to not only host Play Day online, they also expanded it a week
Archaeological Society hosting virtual presentation on the history of pandemics
Dr. Kevin McGeough of the University of Lethbridge will speak on “pandemics of the ancient world.”
Why Do Straight Women Trust Gay Men More Than Other Women?
New research by Scott Semenyna and Paul Vasey helps to unpack the complex dynamics which impact this phenomenon.
Carleton’s Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Announces Winner of Best Paper Prize
Dr. Geoffrey Hale has won the 2020 CFPJ Best Paper Prize for his peer-reviewed article
University of Lethbridge welcomes Dr. Dena McMartin as new Vice-President (Research)
A leading researcher in rural water management is poised to assume a senior management role
Lethbridge educators say more girls are going into science-based programs
Educators at every level say they are enthusiastically guiding more young women and girls into science and technology fields
U of L planning “significant return to campus” this fall
If you have been holding out on applying to post-secondary due to the pandemic, keep your eyes open for this fall.
Researcher addresses COVID myth
Dr. Trushar Patel speaks about the origins of the coronavirus and the worldwide effort to produce viable, safe and effective vaccines.
Predators line up for grasshoppers
Dr. Dan Johnson addresses the Manitoba Agronomists Conference
University of Lethbridge and North & Company LLP readying to present 10th annual Play Day to community
The power of play and all its benefits may be more important now than ever.
