U of L In The News

U of L In The News

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

Flyers Captain Ready To Wear The Maple Leaf

U of L student Michael McTighe will wear the maple leaf this summer as he'll suit up for Team Canada's rugby seven's squad at the World University Summer Games in Naples, Italy

U of L welcomes Pride Week to campus

The U of L joined the Lethbridge Pride Committee Tuesday morning with the raising of the Pride Flag on campus grounds

“Big Bang Vanishes” –Quantum Theory Describes an Eternal Universe

Ahmed Farag Ali and coauthor Saurya Das at the U of L, have shown that the Big Bang singularity can be resolved by their new model

Economic health of new Canadian Premier League based on groundwork from Rockerbie

Economics professor Dr. Duane Rockerbie is justifiably proud of the success of the CPL

U of L names new dean of Fine Arts

A life-long musician has been named dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Lethbridge

Memorial Composite business club bags top competition honours

High school group travels from Stony Plain to take part in Dhillon School of Business competition

Why We Keep Playing the Lottery

Dr. Robert Williams discusses how we continue to play despite the absurdly low mathematical odds of success

Seniors receive a piece of preserved history with today’s tech

Students from Picture Butte High School (PBHS) presented 40 seniors with completed DVDs of an oral history project

Digital technology brings local history chapters to life

Two dark chapters in southern Alberta’s history are seeing the light at the Galt Museum thanks to two Faculty of Education students

Livingstone Range names associate superintendents

A pair of U of L alumni earn administrative roles

New West Theatre returns to roots at Empress Theatre

U of L drama graduates have long played a big role in the success of New West Theatre

Langevin lands role with rugby sevens

Pronghorn women’s rugby head coach Neil Langevin has been named an assistant coach for the Canadian men’s rugby sevens FISU Summer Universiade team

Student teams earn recognition

Two of the city’s “synthetic biology” teams are earning credit where it counts

Do you talk to yourself? SCIENCE says you're better off doing so

Theory has been backed by an academic study at the University of Lethbridge

MMIWG report still leaves many questions, says U of L professor

University of Lethbridge professor Don McIntyre discusses the release of the final report

Native plants could provide new antibiotics

A U of L researcher has already extracted molecules that show an ability to fight staphylococcus and acinetobacter

MMIWG cases continued at same rate even after national inquiry began, data shows

U of L student Annita Lucchesi has logged over 3,000 cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada

U of L professor to receive Distinguished Teaching Award

Dr. Harold Jansen has been named the winner of the Distinguished Teaching Award

Lethbridge research team creates 3D Blackfoot artifacts

One of the largest collections of historical Blackfoot artifacts sits in a museum in the U.K. A U of L research team and some Blackfoot elders are taking a trip overseas to bring some of those objects back to Alberta - in the form of 3D technology.

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