Funding to benefit university
University of Lethbridge researchers will be able to pursue diverse areas of inquiry thanks to $2.64 million in recent funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)
Love and Records set for Galt Gardens
The seventh annual Love & Records Music Festival, presented by the U of L's CKXU Radio Society, is ready to roll this Saturday at Galt Gardens
More than $100,000 awarded in scholarships in 13 years
U of L students earn scholarships from hometown fund to pursue educational goals
Latest Quesnel Lake research will be shared at open house
The latest research, including that by the U of L, into the impacts of the Mount Polley Mine disaster on Quesnel Lake will be shared at the Quesnel River Research Centre's open house
New partnership looks to develop young curlers in Lethbridge
The Lethbridge Curling Club has announced the McDonalds Junior Curling Program is partnering with the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns Curling Program
Exhibits explore relationship, spirituality of water with us
Water, its relationship with us, and with spirituality is explored through several exhibits by renowned artist Ed Pien at the University of Lethbridge art gallery
U of L scholars named to Royal Society of Canada
Two University of Lethbridge scholars, Drs. Ute Kothe and Yale Belanger, been elected to The Royal Society of Canada
Meet the new teachers at Ecole Routhier
Faculty of Education graduate Laura Wuth is the new Grade 5E class teacher at Ecole Routhier
Let children play outdoors, get wise
Dr. Sergio Pellis is cited in this discussion on the merits of play in raising and educating children
City making progress with reconciliation, SACPA told
The U of L's Roy Pogorzelski addresses SACPA
Why Do Men Catcall?
Robert Williams, a professor of health science and gambling studies, explains the lottery theory as one plausible explanation for cat calling
Rohingya Muslims: Face the Reality
U of L adjunct professor Dr. Mir Faizal discusses the plight of the Rohingya Muslims
SACPA to discuss Reconciliation process
The U of L's Roy Pogorzelski will address SACPA, asking Is the City of Lethbridge responding adequately to Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) recommendations?
U of L art exhibit features Roloff Beny scholarship recipients
The University of Lethbridge is hosting its first “Aperture: Roloff Beny Photography Award Retrospective” exhibition
UVolunteer Fair connects U of L students with volunteer agencies
University of Lethbridge students hoping to get connected with organizations in need of volunteers had an opportunity to do so at the third annual UVolunteer Fair
Candidate has history of community service
Alumni Honour Society inductee Belinda Crowson is one of the latest to announce her candidacy for a seat on Lethbridge council
What Does Rolling Over Mean To Dogs?
A recent study from the U of L's Dr. Sergio Pellis suggests a new meaning to when dogs roll over, and submission seems to play no part
Son’s seizures helps researcher
Dr. Artur Luczak’s infant son suffered a seizure, and what he’s learned about seizures since has changed the understanding of how the brain functions during these traumatic events
First-day school experiences not limited to students
Recent Faculty of Education graduate Ashley Malcomson is featured as she begins her teaching career in Iron Springs
Local professionals and people impacted by suicide honour World Suicide Prevention Day
Dr. Robin Gibb, an associate professor at the University of Lethbridge, speaks on the Neuroscience of Suicide
