Ag programs work with local industry
The University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College have been working with agriculture industry experts to develop and update jointly-delivered programs designed to confront the issues of Alberta’s agriculture industry
Edmonton high schools struggling to show improvement
Dr. David Slomp comments on the work of his graduate students and how to measure academic achievement
University research program gets Grade 11s experience
he Heritage Youth Researcher Summer (HYRS) program allows Grade 11 students the opportunity to get hands-on biomedical research experience at a university level.
Arts festival returns to Coutts Centre
All of southern Alberta is invited to enjoy a summer afternoon of music, drama and art at the Coutts Centre Arts Festival on Sunday
Hammer falls on Olympic career
Olympic athlete and former Pronghorn Jim Steacy announces his retirement
Horns to host rugby nationals
The University of Lethbridge will host the Canadian Interuniversity Sport women’s rugby national university championships in 2017
Blind Amazing Race competitor hopes to be an inspiration to others
University of Lethbridge alumni Julie and Lowell Taylor compete in the CTV television series The Amazing Race Canada
Everybody a winner? Not by a long shot
U of L gambling research is cited after B.C. Lottery Corp. announces it intends to establish a second casino in the Victoria region
University of Lethbridge recruits seven WHL grads
The University Lethbridge Pronghorns announced earlier this week the commitment of several players for the upcoming 2016-17 CWUAA season, nearly all of which recently graduated from the WHL
Students tackle education issues
Graduate students in the Faculty of Education at the University of Lethbridge were tasked with creating solutions to a real-life problem
Slave Lake schools get new administrators
U of L alumna Lisa Palko becomes the new principal at Roland Michener Secondary School
Choosing the right contributors
Dr. Chris Kukucha examines how to best choose author contributors to academic manuscripts
Former University of Lethbridge students named to Canada's Olympic rugby roster
Former Pronghorn standouts Ashley Steacy and Kayla Moleschi will join Team Canada in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in August to compete in the 2016 Olympic Games
New privately-operated MRI machine opens at University of Lethbridge
The U3T MRI will benefit southern Albertans clinically and in research
Indigenous Calgarians struggle to find their cultural identity
Dr. Yale Belanger comments on how modern Aboriginals are struggling to find their identity in today's urban society
Hernandez leaps to title
U of L track star Aaron Hernandez wins gold in triple jump at the Canadian track and field Olympic trials
Norlander takes a chance on Lethbridge
Jessica Norlander joins the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s basketball team after a two-year career at Green River College in Seattle
Summer science camps for youth are underway at U of L
Budding young scientists can keep busy through the summer by signing up for a science camp at the University of Lethbridge.
U of L AGILITY program offers support to young inventors
AGILITY, celebrating its first anniversary, provides students with a platform to build their entrepreneurial spirit by linking education, research and creative development, through hands-on learning.
Lethbridge-based lawyer named Chair of University of Lethbridge Board of Governors
University of Lethbridge alumnus and local lawyer Kurt Schlachter is the new chair of the university’s Board of Governors, just the 10th in the school’s history.
