Gemer legacy honoured at U of L
A statue designed by former Pronghorns track coach George Gemer and his late wife Carol is dedicated at the U of L
Small classes, exceptional facilities and award-winning services: A bright future begins at uLethbridge
A look at student Michaela Demers and her journey from high school to the U of L
Old nursery rhymes face uncertain future
In a technology driven world, Mother Goose rhymes may seem old-fashioned. But U of L English professor, Dr. Elizabeth Galway, says the rhymes can be amusing and educational and are part of a centuries-old tradition.
U of L exhibit explores the world of coal inspired by Lethbridge’s history
A new exhibit at the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery explores the relationship of Lethbridge and coal
Horns sweep Cougars
The Pronghorns men's and women's basketball teams record wins over MRC Cougars
Molecules that vanish in a flash are pinned down
Scientists at the University of Lethbridge have captured ephemeral organic compounds that appear and disappear in the blink of an eye during common chemical reactions
The other side of The Great War: Conscientious Objectors in Canada
Dr. Amy Shaw discusses 'Conscientious Objectors' during the First World War
U of L case competition putting agriculture on the student map
A competition at the University of Lethbridge this weekend is again aiming to put the agriculture industry on the map for students in a number of Ag and business-related fields
Horns begin countdown of top 50 athletes
Pronghorn Athletics is celebrating University of Lethbridge’s 50th anniversary by revealing the first 10 of its 50 Greatest Pronghorns list
Scholarship to help U of L students set sail for a semester
U of L president Mike Mahon announced Monday that each year, the Brawn Family Foundation will provide a scholarship to one second-year undergraduate student to take part in the Semester at Sea program
J. R. Brooks and Gareth Jenkins | Top 40 Under 40
Faculty of Management alumnus J.R. Brooks is honoured for helping to create an innovative water filtration system for farms that recycles manure into clean water and produces a quality fertilizer
U of L toasting 50 years with 25-year-old scotch
Scotch enthusiasts may consider celebrating the University of Lethbridge’s 50th anniversary with a 25 year-old scotch
Glen Montgomery return to the Comox Valley
After great success as a music teacher, primarily at the University of Lethbridge, Montgomery is now pursuing exclusively his performing and composing careers
Deep dialogue with Werklund prof marked turning point in long journey to master's degree
Alumna Solange Lalonde recounts her educational journey en route to her new role as an education adviser with Moodle
Class of 2017: Tenacity, sacrifice fuel nine-year journey to PhD
University of Calgary Downtown Campus director Alison Gray began her post-secondary studies at the U of L
A learning experience
The ball has been passed with the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s rugby team
Arctic explorers, Indigenous knowledge
Maura Hanrahan, Board of Governors Research Chair in Indigenous Studies, details how Captain Bob Bartlett interacted with the Inuit
Red Deer Public Library names new CEO
Former U of L librarian Shelley Ross is the new chief executive officer for Red Deer Public Library
Why adults should play too
Dr. Sergio Pellis comments on how play influences brain activity
Subject of U of L play could hit close to home
Commissioned Fiction at Fifty play ready to debut at University Theatre
