U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Podcast explores engagement atU of L art galleries

A new podcast has been created to help increase engagement in public art galleries at the University of Lethbridge.

U of L study focusing on ADHD treatments

Dr. Brenda Leung is conducting a study into the effectiveness of micronutrient treatment in children with ADHD

City kids get food for thought on the farm

Destination Exploration campers from the University of Lethbridge wrapped up their Farm Camp week with a visit to the Carlson Cattle Company ranch west of Magrath.

Southern Albertans collaborate on breakthrough cancer therapies

A life-saving discovery could be in the works after University of Lethbridge professors collaborated with fellow researchers on a study for alternative cancer therapies.

Horns rugby rounds out coaching staff

University of Lethbridge Pronghorns head coach Neil Langevin has rounded out the coaching staff for the Pronghorns women’s rugby team with the addition of JJ Ondrus as his assistant coach.

Horns help Alberta win national rugby gold

Pronghorns Keegan Brantner, Sara Cline, Sydney De La Mare, Charlie Mitchell and Caitlin Sears were all part of the Wolf Pack’s roster that won the gold medal in Saskatoon thanks to a 26-20 win over Team Quebec in the final last weekend.

U of L students form Arab catering business

Three University of Lethbridge students have a new idea that will bring Syrian culture to the broader Lethbridge community while also helping newcomer women integrate.

Integration through employment

University of Lethbridge students Abdullah Mouslli, Deema Abu-Shaban and Ammar Shahid are launching Jeeran55, a catering business, to help newcomer women find employment

U of L cancer breakthrough

Drs. Igor and Olga Kovalchuk participated in a collaborative study that shows potential for future cancer treatments

Lethbridge Hurricanes announce 2020 Memorial Cup Bid Committee Chair and Co-Chair

U of L alumnus Bill Reddick will Chair the 2020 Memorial Cup Bid Committee

Arts festival well attended

The Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage holds its fifth annual arts festival

University recognized for RNA research

Research unlocking the secrets of ribonucleic acid – one of the building blocks of life – is an ongoing pursuit at the University of Lethbridge. Now the university has been recognized as one of the leading RNA research centres in Canada.

Chandler scholarship to help intellectually challenged attend U of L

The Chandler Family Award will help some southern Albertans who’d benefit from a university course even though they aren’t enrolled in a degree program

U of L study to measure changes due to loss of permafrost

The University of Lethbridge has launched a large campaign to measure ecosystem changes associated with climate change and permafrost loss

U of L history professor honoured with book award

Dr. Kristine Alexander recently received the Wilson Book Prize for her book “Guiding Modern Girls: Girlhood, Empire and Internationalism in the 1920s and 1930s

Sask. entry claims biggest prize at Calgary Stampede youth show

U of L student Emma Gingras among winners at Calgary Stampede

New federal funding for the U of L will support development of RNA Bioengineering and Innovation Network

The University of Lethbridge, in partnership with the Université de Sherbrooke, has been awarded $1.65 million from the federal government

Province announces inclusive education funding

More than $500,000 in provincial funding has been announced to provide support for inclusive education opportunities for students with developmental disabilities in Lethbridge

We can wind down supply management so even farmers win. What’s stopping us?

Dr. Danny LeRoy contributes to this editorial on Canada's supply management system

Banff holds blessing ceremony with Indigenous elders before letting bison roam

Dr. Leroy Little Bear speaks to the reintroduction of bison to Banff

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