Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences announces new Board members for 2017-18
Claudia Malacrida is acclaimed as Director, Research Policy
Volunteers benefit from colour
A little snow and rain didn’t stop hundreds of runners from participating in the Summer Colour Fun Run at the University of Lethbridge
Strength in numbers
The University of Lethbridge joins more than two dozen signatories to the ground-breaking Southern Alberta Water Charter
Horns tap local hockey bloodline for newest recruit
The Pronghorns announce the signing of local product Kyra Greig for the 2017-18 Canada West season
OHV users downplay concerns
Off-road vehicle owners respond to the letter of concern signed by 14 U of L researchers over protection of the Castle parks
Community Band part of local music evolution
The University played a key role in helping to establish the Community Band
Truro’s Millman moves to masters
Pronghorns three-time U Sports national shot put champion Peter Millman set for next chapter in life
Girls discover numerous possibilities at career forum
The u of L is well represented at a forum to present high school-aged girls with career options
Goldie Morgentaler's Oral History
An interview with the U of L's Dr. Goldie Morgentaler as she discusses her mother, Dr. Chava Rosenfarb (LLD '06)
Changing of the guard
A look at the new President of Bow Valley College, home of the U of L's Calgary campus
Millman named Male Athlete of Year at Lethbridge
Peter Millman’s success in track and field this season has led to a third straight nod as the University of Lethbridge Male Athlete of the Year
Outstanding contribution earns teacher prestigious nomination
U of L Education alumnus Drew Hoover, a Grade 6 teacher at Ècole Senator Riley Middle School, is up for the distinguished Alberta School Boards Association (ASBA) Edwin Parr Teacher Award
Artificial intelligence probably won’t kill you, but it could take your job
The U of L's Dr. Ricard Mueller discusses the rise of artificial intelligence systems as they relate to the workplace
Where the wild things are
University of Lethbridge graduate student Leila Armstrong has launched the Backyard Wilderness Trail Cam Project
Quebec’s social capital deficit stumped academics long before Potter waded into the debate
Dr. Abdie Kezemipur's research paper on social capital is examined 10 years after it was published
University art looking forward, back and into nature
Two art installations at the University of Lethbridge have captured the city's rich history, as well as its natural environment
Fun fair boosts Special Olympics
A fun carnival-style event held by students at the University of Lethbridge on Saturday provided local families with an opportunity to support Special Olympics Lethbridge
Symposium takes look at new media
Students in the University of Lethbridge New Media department had an opportunity to see some of the directions their education can take them as the department held its inaugural new media symposium
Destination Project on budget, on time
With nearly 350 workers expected on site, the Destination Project at the University of Lethbridge is on budget and slightly ahead of schedule
SD76 chooses Elm Street teacher as Edwin Parr nominee
U of L Education alumna Dana Hausauer is the Medicine Hat School District No. 76’s Edwin Parr teaching award nominee for 2017
