First ever Agricultural Scholarship awarded to U of L student
Lauren Machacek is the recipient of the inaugural $10,000 Rotary Exhibition Park Agricultural Scholarship
U of L study the first to examine the use of precision agriculture in irrigation farming in Alberta
Drs. Lorraine and Chris Nicol have conducted the first study in Alberta examining the adoption of precision agriculture in irrigation farming
Start your summer planning with U of L camps
The University of Lethbridge has opened registration for “summer camp” sessions focusing on music, drama, studio art and a variety of sports.
Alexandra School teacher nominated by public division for first-year award
U of L alumnus Travis Rapuano, a Grade 9 teacher at Alexandria Middle School, is the Medicine Hat Public School Division’s Edwin Parr Award nominee
These monkeys can barter, but can they gamble? Alberta prof hopes to find out
An Alberta psychology professor and team are heading to Bali to find out whether a unique population of long-tailed macaque monkeys can gamble as well as they can barter
Livingstone Range appoints school administrators
U of L graduates named to administrative positions
University of Lethbridge honours Alta. rancher
Ralph Thrall III, owner of the McIntyre Ranch in southern Alberta, will be recognized by the Dhillon School of Business
U of L alumnus launches the Bridge Prize, a top award for post-secondary writers
The University of Lethbridge has become the launching pad for a nation-wide short story competition. The Bridge Prize
Work-integrated learning connects student learning to workplace settings
Canadian post-secondary institutions are undergoing a noticeable shift toward experiential learning
Volunteers celebrated for endless dedication
The U of L joined Volunteer Lethbridge to thank students, staff and alumni who volunteered their time
Lethbridge residents to receive blue curbside recycling bins in coming weeks
U of L's Luis Escobar says it’s a win-win situation; extending the landfill’s lifespan and making a difference to the environment
Why an education researcher is teaching young offenders to play chess
Chess for Life is an alternative sentencing program for 12- to 18-year-olds
Colour Fun Run hosted by U of L Students’ Union
The community came out to support Volunteer Lethbridge and the University of Lethbridge Students’ Union
Graduating U of L education students share research projects
Graduating education students – ready for classrooms across Alberta – took time Friday to share the results of teaching research projects
‘CancerBlast’ headlined by two outstanding musicians
Two outstanding musicians will be performing in Lethbridge on April 13, in support of cancer research in Lethbridge
Refugee students at U of L receive financial help
Former professor Al Barnhill made a donation to support refugee students sponsored through the local World University Service of Canada (WUSC) program
University of Lethbridge researchers receive more than $600,000 in funding
A dozen researchers at the University of Lethbridge have been awarded more than $600,000
Residential schools have lasting impact: researcher
Research at the University of Lethbridge is showing there are lasting biological impacts to the Residential School experience
Sharing knowledge of the brain
Canadian Centre for Behavioral Neuroscience (CCBN) invited the community in on their major advances in understanding how the brain works
Huskies and Adolph right at home in Lethbridge, where Adolph's head coaching career got started
Dave Adolph found himself back where he started as a head coach in Canadian university men’s hockey
