University of Lethbridge holds discussion looking at psychological impacts of concussions
Dozens of students and community members sat in on a discussion about concussion research at the University of Lethbridge Monday afternoon
University of Lethbridge holds discussion looking at psychological impacts of concussions
Dozens of students and community members sat in on a discussion about concussion research at the U of L Monday afternoon, where Jeff Caron, from the University of Montreal, discussed his study about how athletes deal with concussions.
Canadian researcher seeks input from Valley birders
U of L undergraduate student Vanessa L. Johnson wants to compile data on some of birding’s intangibles
North & Company sponsoring Family Play Day
North & Company LLP law firm will join forces as a sponsor with the University of Lethbridge for the eighth annual Family Play Day
Precision irrigation increases yields
Alberta farmers who use precision agriculture on irrigated land have found crop benefits and cost savings, a University of Lethbridge (U of L) study shows.
Unstructured play can create mentally healthier kids
Dr. Sergio Pellis says today's emotionally troubled children need more unstructured play experiences
Airdrie tuba player performs in Taiwan
Airdrian Hana Hubley recently had the opportunity to travel to Taiwan to share her love of music with other students through the University of Lethbridge
U of L adds new graduate programs in health services management
The University of Lethbridge is adding two new graduate programs for health and business professionals who want to expand their skills in health-care management
Record year for industrial construction
The University of Lethbridge's Destination Project contributes to the local economy
U of L Researchers Working to Unravel Mystery Behind One of the Deadliest Forms of Cancer
A team of researchers is conducting research to uncover the mechanisms that make glioblastoma such an aggressive cancer, with hope the results could lead to new therapeutic interventions in the future.
U of L offering Math Help Sessions for Parents
Joy Morris, a professor of mathematics at the University of Lethbridge, will be commencing her weekly Math Help Sessions for Parents in January
Support for U of L hasn’t wavered
A year in review interview with Dr. Mike Mahon
Volunteering in Kenya a dream come true for Claresholm nurse
A Claresholm resident and University of Lethbridge nursing alumni, recently fulfilled her dream of nursing overseas
Compelling Calgarians: Lesley Brown
Former U of L senior administrator and researcher Dr. Lesley Brown is featured
Pronghorns earn silver medal at nationals
University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s ringette team is coming
home as national silver medallists.
Little Bear named to Order of Canada
Leroy Little Bear, a founding member of the nation’s first university-based Native American Studies program and special adviser to the U of L president, has been named to the Order of Canada.
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
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
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.
