A new network of research and teaching chairs aims to rebuild trust in public institutions
ULethbridge one of five Canadian universities to host a Jarislowsky Chair in Trust and Political Leadership
N.W.T To Complete Curriculum Transition Away From Alberta’s By 2028
Dr. Amy von Heyking discusses Alberta's new curriculum focus
U of L explores gender inequality through pandemic lens
Pascal Ghazalian speaks on the effects of globalization on gender inequality, and the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic
Bow Valley College introduces its first-ever Director of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation
Alumnus Dr. Maurice Manyfingers is now leading and advising the evolution of Bow Valley College’s Indigenization Strategy
The Implications of Natural Disasters on U.S. Agriculture
David Hill webinar gives insight on how climate related disasters can affect agriculture
Alberta employers on the hunt for post-secondary grads
Career Fair gives students the opportunity to build their network and ask questions with future employers
Okanagan Symphony Orchestra dazzles
Music composition student Sonny-Ray Day Rider presented Blackfoot Sunrise
One-person emancipation proclamation
Alumna Makambe K. Simamba on her one-person show and how ULethbridge mentors influenced her
U of L celebrating contributions of Black communities across Canada
Black History Month opens on the ULethbridge campus
Scientists think cannabis could hep prevent and treat Coronavirus
ULethbridge researchers said a study in April showed that at least 13 CBD-rich cannabis plants appear to affect the pathways to ACE2
University student departs for adventure on high seas
ULethbridge student Leeza Voyevoda is taking part in the Semester at Sea program
U of L researchers exploring if touch could slow dementia’s onset
A new study looking at the impact of tactile stimulation shows promise to one day help those living with Alzheimer's disease
Downtown sessions designed to enhance understanding of Indigenous culture
ULethbridge's Melissa Shouting says many of Canada’s early laws involved assimilationist ideology
University of Lethbridge to explore creation of doctor training centre
The Government of Alberta has announced funding to potentially create new doctor training programs at two post-secondary schools
University of Lethbridge launches R.E.C. Room project
ULethbridge has introduced a new initiative aimed at boosting mental health and morale on campus
U of L alumnus talks public art at Art Now
Alumnus Collin Zipp says society is seeing a revitalization in art appreciation
An all-male nursing team made history for this St. John's charge nurse
ULethbridge's Peter Kellett discusses the growing number of male nurses
Southern Alta. faces grasshopper threat
Dr. Dan Johnson looks ahead at how pervasive the grasshopper population might be
Touch shown as a way to slow the onset of dementia according to U of L Neuroscientists
ULethbridge neuroscientists have shown that tactile stimulation (TS)—or touch—has shown promise as a non-invasive way to slow the onset of dementia in ageing mice
The latest weapon against Alzheimer's disease could be as simple as touch
ULethbridge neuroscientists have shown that tactile stimulation shows much promise as a non-invasive method of slowing the onset of dementia
