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The question almost seems unnecessary and yet in today’s world of online posts, headline skimming and video content, the University of Lethbridge’s Dr.

** Media are invited to a special availability in advance of the mini-powwow and Blackfoot Naming Transfer Ceremony on 

Media are invited to interview Dr. Tremblay at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, March 14 in Markin Hall Room M1035According to the World Health Organization, physical activity helps children and adolescents build strong bones, encourages healthy growth, and improves motor and cognitive development. Yet, it is estimated that 80 percent of adolescents don’t meet recommended levels of physical activity.

The 10 finalists have been identified and now it’s time to determine the winners of the annual Three Minute Thesis

The Dhillon School of Business at the University of Lethbridge will mark a historic milestone — 40 years of Indigenous business management e

On Wednesday, March 12, the University of Lethbridge is proud to host

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There have been significant advances in brain research in recent years, increasing understandin

Entrepreneurship in its purest form is at the heart of the Launch Point Pitch Competition, which invites students and community members to pitch their busines

A University of Lethbridge research study has shown that the effects of prenatal maternal stress (PNMS) can last for generations.Drs. Gerlinde Metz and Stephanie King and a team of researchers used a rat model to examine the consequences of PNMS across four generations.