Nystrom bringing Pronghorns back to his alma mater
The Pronghorns men's hockey team ventures out east for non-conference action
Social enrichment boosts levels of oxytocin, new U of L research shows
A new study has shown that rats raised in socially enriched community settings had higher oxytocin levels and a biological age that was younger than their chronological age
Immersed etalon for high-resolution spectroscopy
The immersed etalon was successfully tested at the end of November at the University of Lethbridge at a temperature of 4 Kelvin, or –269 degrees Celsius.
U Pass program proving to be a huge success
Westside ridership has soared 45 per cent since the U Pass for university students was introduced this fall, officials report
Creation of memorial scholarship to help Hummel family fight Parkinson’s disease
Through the creation of the George and Alice Hummel Neuroscience Award, the Hummel family will continue their hallmark of pulling together as they support research at the University of Lethbridge
Faith in the public square
U of L sociologist Dr. Reg Bibby's latest sampling of religious attitudes in Canada provokes commentary
National gathering reframes barriers to reconciliation in schools
Dr. Leroy Little Bear speaks about Truth and Reconciliation in the schools
Ryland Moranz Live At The Empress Theatre
A live session featuring U of L alumnus Ryland Moranz
‘Both things are true:’ Science, Indigenous wisdom seek common ground
Dr. Leroy Little Bear discusses the balance between western science and Indigenous wisdom
New local reconciliation art contest winners announced
U of L alumnus Byron Anderson won second place in the first ever #YQL Expressions of Reconciliation contest
City entrepreneur aims to repay his adopted country
A look at Calgary businessman Bob Dhillon and his gift to rename the Dhillon School of Business
How Native American tribes are bringing back the bison from brink of extinction
Dr. Leroy Little Bear is highlighted as a key driver behind this important international initiative
Scientists say talking to yourself is a good thing!
A study from the University of Lethbridge found that students who were taught how to engage in positive versus negative self-talk were able to change their perspectives, attitudes, and reactions
Humans of ULeth helps students connect
U of L student Richard Lee-Thai is connecting people through story-telling
U of L musicians to perform in Taiwan
The U of L Wind Orchestra will perform in the City of Chiayi International Band Festival
Whitecaps pushing players from smaller communities into college spotlight
Four University of Lethbridge soccer players are products of the Whitecaps program
Cancer researcher to speak at U of L today
Gregg Morin and his team have been examining the functional mechanisms of proteins linked to cancer cells
U of L researcher says kids who walk or bike to school are healthier later
Dr. Richard Larouche argues the lack of physical activity by children is affecting Canadians’ long-term health
Wake, funeral planned for well-known Kainai Elder
Wake and funeral services will be held this weekend in honour of a nationally known Kainai Elder, Pete Standing Alone
How does social enrichment produce health benefits?
Dr. Gerlinde Metz and her team discover that Oxytocin appears to link social interaction and cell aging in rats, especially in females
