Research Team Presents Preliminary Information About Socioeconomic Impacts of Casino
Dr. Robert Williams is part of a research team examining the impacts of expanded gaming in Massachusetts
Skills on horse a Queen must
U of L neuroscience student Rayelle Smith vies for the Medicine Hat Stampede crown
U of L student and musician receives two prestigious research grants
University of Lethbridge student Ryland Chambers-Moranz has been awarded two research grants
Shakespeare’s Macbeth comes to the Empress
Macbeth is directed by Monique Danielle, a University of Lethbridge alumna
U of L drama students offering a ‘Hootenanny’ for kids
Drama students and professors launch “Hootenanny,” offering lively daytime shows in Galt Gardens each week, Wednesday through Saturday until the end of July
Lethbridge-based company launches software for cloud accounting
Dhillon School of Business alumnus Obed Maurice is leading the field in virtual accounting
Outdoor theatre ready to take the stage in Lethbridge
The Lethbridge Shakespeare Performance Society and the University of Lethbridge drama department take their talents downtown
For Smart Animals, Octopuses Are Very Weird
Dr. Jennifer Mather speaks to the evolution of cephalopods
U of L researchers receive $2.4 million in funding
Three U of L researchers have received $2.4 million in new and renewed funding through the Canada Research Chairs (CRC) program
Hansen steps down as ‘Horns coach
The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns men’s basketball team is looking for a new head coach
Book Review: ‘Confessions of a Yiddish Writer’
Chava Rosenfarb was recognized as a novelist and essayist of substance by those of the post-Holocaust, shrinking, Yiddish-speaking world, but it remained for her daughter, Prof. Goldie Morgentaler, to bring her works to life in English.
University of Lethbridge revises sexual violence policy
The University of Lethbridge has approved a revised policy on sexual violence.
University of Lethbridge updates sexual violence policy
The University of Lethbridge has updated its sexual violence policy after an extensive review and several consultations with the community.
Mayors of Lethbridge, Medicine Hat discuss city growth
University of Lethbridge students, graduates cited as major reason for city growth
University of Lethbridge to formally recognize its place on Indigenous territory
The University of Lethbridge is taking new steps to honour the traditional territory of Indigenous peoples
New CAO for village
Aaron Gertzen, a U of L alumnus, is the new chief administrative officer for the Village of Cremona
Five new members on Craigdarroch museum society
Dr. Claudia Malacrida is one of five new members of the Historical Museum Society board
Training the next generation of Indigenous leaders
The Dhillon School of Business has taken an evolutionary approach to program development since introducing a certificate for mature Indigenous students 35 years ago
U of L studies social effects on Medicine Hat’s downtown core
Dr. Em Pijl and colleagues are conducting a study about how social issues and social changes affect the downtown core
Mapping MMIWG: Cartographer calls workshops a healing tool for communities
U of L doctoral student is using mapping as a way to tell the stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
