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A familiar space in Lethbridge is being reimagined for the future of health care, and for the learners who are interested in delivering care to rural and regional southern Alberta communities.

Board of Governors Research Chair in Comparative Neuroscience has co-authored new book on avian behaviour, available Aug.

A new chapter in Alberta’s medical education system has begun.

The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns are readying their soccer cleats, shin pads, scrum caps and fancy dress outfits for the upcoming Pro

University of Lethbridge neuroscience professor Dr. Gerlinde Metz has been named the Dr. Bryan Kolb Chair in Neuroscience.The professorship honours the legacy of Kolb (DSc ’15), one of the most influential figures in establishing the study of neuroscience and the University of Lethbridge’s Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience. The chair provides a seven-year, research-focused term with the option for reappointment once to a second seven-year term.

Lexia Piccolo’s commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices and supporting mental health has earned her the 2025 VandenHoek Schlachter

Media are invited to attend the event on Tuesday, June 24, at 11 a.m.

Global agriculture faces an unprecedented challenge to feed an estimated 9.7 billion people by 2050 while adapting to climate change, extrem

Instead of preparing for the stage, students in drama instructor Dave Smith’s summer class are practicing for brain health research in an innovative research

The most valuable employees are those who know a business from the ground up — so when the University of Lethbridge and Davis Auto Group began constructing a