U of L research programs to receive federal funds
Two innovative research programs have received a federal funding injection to bolster their studies in developing hard-to-treat cancer remedies and providing a mobile lab that will allow animals to be studied in their natural habitats
U of L expert weighs in on right-to-die legislation
Dr. Michael Stingl says the federal government will have its hands full in the coming months as it drafts right-to-die legislation as ordered by the country's Supreme Court
Of Least Concern hits stage
Humanity’s relationship with nature will be questioned in the upcoming final drama production of the season at the University of Lethbridge
Ex-local rugby coach inducted into sports hall of fame
Sparwood product and former Horns women's rugby coach Neil Langevin was inducted into the Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame
Photo exhibit at Park Place focuses on Blackfoot culture, identity
Blackfoot culture and identity through child rearing is on display at the Park Place Shopping Centre as part of a collaborative project between Opokaa’sin and the University of Lethbridge
National honours for Horns track
University of Lethbridge track and field excels on the CIS national stage
Building a helping hand
Alumnus Colin Pischke creates e-NABLE, a non-profit that promotes the use of 3D printers to produce free prosthetic limbs for those who need them
A newly retired prof weighs in on retirement’s pros and cons
Dr. Ian MacLachlan reflects on a 30-year career and the beginning of retirement
University highlights research
This week, the U of L is hosting “Spotlight: Illuminating Research,” featuring a number of activities celebrating research excellence
U of L Food Bank Gala Friday
The Students' Union Food Bank gets a boost from fundraising gala
Dual admission program will make seamless transition from MHC to U of L
A new dual admission program will allow students enrolled at Medicine Hat College to make a seamless transition to a University of Lethbridge degree program
Shared principles can overcome even prfound political differences
Dr. John von Heyking opens a series of articles on how unlikely friendships in Canadian politics helped shape the nation
U of L alumnus offers students look at latest technology
Alumnus Anil Pereira has been allowing students to experience the latest technology and learn more about the world outside the classroom through AGILITY
Food and the City: Shefali and Sharon Somani
Alumna Shefali Somani is turning heads in the Calgary restaurant business
Variety of events planned for Asian Culture Week
Asian Culture Week to be celebrated March 7-10 at the U of L
Blood Reserve, Calgary students team up on art project
First Nations students from the Blood Reserve have collaborated in a one-of-a-kind art project with students at a Calgary middle school
'Old coffin dodgers' in southern Alberta delighted with oral history project
Kimberly Lyall and the Centre for Oral History and Tradition tells the stories of Coyote Flats Pioneer Village
U of L series to discuss growth in ag industry
The AGILITY Innovation Series explores the impact of the agribusiness sector
Scientists tell Justin Trudeau, premiers to rethink pipelines
Dr. Jim Byrne is one of 28 signatories to a letter from members of Sustainable Canada Dialogues saying that spending on infrastructure for fossil fuels may not be the most productive use of resources
Just a little bit longer, Pronghorns set for playoffs
A preview of the Horns men's basketball team as it prepares for the Canada West playoffs
