University’s Industry Liaison Office can help get an idea off the ground
The University Industry Liaison Office (UILO) supports scientists who have the expertise to research and develop a novel idea or product and who may need coaching and support to commercialize it
Focus on feed-efficient cattle will increase profit, reduce methane
Dr. Erasmus Okine says that if 30 percent of Alberta cattle producers achieved a five percent improvement in their animals’ feed efficiency, it would save about $100 million per year
Coming retirements may help labour situation, professor says
Dr. Susan McDaniel says it's an "open question" what kind of impact the baby boom generation will have as it reaches retirement age
Livingstone Range School Division pow wow part of Truth and Reconciliation calls to action
A post-secondary round table with representatives of the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College is oart of the project
Mental health issues studied one year after Fort McMurray fire
Neuroscientist Dr. Gerlinde Metz, of the University of Lethbridge, is studying the effect of the fire on 200 mothers and their children
Livingstone Range students get early start on university
The U of L hosts Livingstone Range high school students for an Experiential Learning Week
Sports hall ready for inductions
The Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame welcomes Horns swimmer Zack McAllister
Albertan first Indigenous president of Harvard’s legal aid
U of L alumnus Julian SpearChief-Morris has been named first Indigenous president of Harvard University’s legal aid program
Horns captain signs overseas
University of Lethbridge Pronghorn men’s hockey captain Tim Campbell has signed with the Gap Rapaces in France
First-year teacher takes challenges head-on
U of L Education alumna Jordyn Garinger is the Palliser Regional Schools’ nominee for the Edwin Parr Teacher Award
Southern Alberta landscape focus of exhibit opening at Casa
Anne-Laure Djaballah, a Master of Fine Arts graduate of the University of Lethbridge, is featured in this exhibit
Youth projects get funding
The U of L Rotaract Club is one of the local organizations to receive Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta funding
U of L returning to liberal education roots
The U of L is creating a new School of Liberal Education
U of L’s Let’s DO Science Day attracts inquiring high school minds
High school students experienced the wonders of science, and of being a University of Lethbridge student, during the annual Let’s DO Science Day
Residents get preview of Coalbanks School
Coalbanks Elementary School principal Joey Gentile, a U of L alumnus, and staff members provided a tour and spoke about their plans for the coming school year
Whistleblower Edward Snowden to address Lethbridge students from his Russian refuge
Public surveillance whistleblower Edward Snowden will speak to University of Lethbridge students next month from his self-imposed exile in Russia
Dolphins coaches expect great achievements from club this year
Pronghorns swim alumna Caprice Rosentreter in her position as head coach of the Golden Dolphins Swim Club
STEM Day helps inspire girls’ passion for math, sciences
The City of Lethbridge, in conjunction with University of Lethbridge’s Destination Exploration, invited middle-school girls to participate in the first All Girls STEM Day
Local scientists show solidarity with global colleagues
Local scientists left their stations on Saturday in support of the March for Science
Medical pot works in the battle against PTSD, vets say
U of L alum Dr. Darryl Hudson, president of DOC Solutions Cannabis Consulting, says cannabis is “the most effective medication that we have to battle the first stages of PTSD."
