Department of New Media

Interactive website shows Albertans how the climate is changing in their backyard

Climate data for 1951 to 2017 and projections from 2041 to 2070 are available on the website for 7,000 locations in Alberta

Documentary film Visualizing Agriculture to premiere at Crossing Boundaries

What started as a class project became a creative collision of art and science on display

Crossing Boundaries Symposium now in its fourth year

The symposium brings together interdisciplinary members of the community, faculty, students and alumni to engage in a full day of presentations, discussions, displays and performances

New media students team up with City of Lethbridge on Oki initiative

Working through the Agility Program, the trio designed small stand-up signs to be given as gifts

U of L research project will provide access to detailed models of historical Blackfoot objects held in British museums

U of L researchers and Blackfoot Elders, in collaboration with researchers in the United Kingdom, are undertaking a project that will provide virtual access to historical Blackfoot objects

Elementary and U of L students combine forces to design educational apps

U of L students are working with elementary school-aged children to develop apps that are both fun and educational

U of L Board of Governors appoints five research chairs

Drs. Paul Hayes, Kevin McGeough, Hans-Joachim, Fangfang Li and Aaron Taylor have been appointed research chairs by the U of L board of governors

Crossing Boundaries Symposium returns to discuss art, technology and identity

The Crossing Boundaries Symposium kicks off October 27 with a reception and presentations by Fine Arts students in the University of Lethbridge Main Gallery and Level 6 Atrium

New Take Two speaker series to focus on U of L research

Novel format for Take Two sessions features two researchers who use different approaches on a topic

Arts Festival Takes Over Coutts Centre July 23

Live music, family art activities, artists in action, and a beautiful garden setting are all part of the day

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