First Nations thought leader says old way of thinking is the new way forward
Leroy Little Bear, longtime advocate for First Nations education and former director of the Native American Program at Harvard University, encouraged the audience to adopt Blackfoot cultural metaphysics
Years of hard work pays off for U of L students
The University of Lethbridge is celebrating the achievements of 1,452 students as they cross the stage during Spring 2016 Convocation
Highlights today at Congress 2016
The U of L's Leroy Little Bear, an advocate for First Nations education and former director of the Harvard University Native American Program, presents Big Thinking and Rethinking: Blackfoot Metaphysics 'Waiting in the Wings' at Congress 2016
U of L faculty members to receive awards
Two University of Lethbridge faculty members are being recognized for outstanding work in research or teaching
Returning Fort McMurray residents face long road to recovery
Dr. Judith Kulig, who has studied the aftermath of four major fires in Western Canada, including Slave Lake five years ago, says people could potentially relive the evacuation experience as they return
King, Lapointe friendship bridged the two solitudes
Dr. John von Heyking on the friendship that formed the lynch pin of national unity during a key period of Canadian political history
SAS athletes earn scholarships
Swimmer Tricia Fair, who swam for the Salmon Arm Secondary Sockeyes summer swim club, will be joining the Horns Swim Team
U of L to bestow honorary degrees at convocation
An honorary Cree chief, an internationally recognized nursing educator and a University of Lethbridge graduate who’s become an acclaimed neuroscientist will receive honorary degrees this week
Trainer offers free classes
Alumnus Lorne Osborne, president of Airdrie fitness business Provision Athletics, is hosting free boot camp sessions all summer
Real-life money lessons for Palliser students
The first-ever High School Finance Competition at the University of Lethbridge proved time well-invested for a pair of student teams from Palliser
High school students thrive in finance contest
A team from Catholic Central High School earned first place at the University of Lethbridge’s first ever High School Finance Competition on Friday
Eight reasons why octopuses are the geniuses of the ocean
Remember Inky's escape? Dr. Jennifer Mather talks about some of the amazing things she's learned about octopuses, abilities that Inky made use of in his escape.
Change in dementia care has positive results
David Sheard, a leading dementia consultant from Britain, visited the city as keynote speaker for the Beulah Salt Seniors Health Conference at the University of Lethbridge
Exploration Expo engages budding scientists in southern Alberta
Explosions, human brains, and 3D printers were just some of the items on display this weekend at the University of Lethbridge’s Exploration Expo
Classroom with a view
The University of Lethbridge has a classroom as big as the outdoors thanks to the expansion of their Westcastle Field Station
The 6 big thinkers headlining the 'academic Olympics' in Calgary
Dr. Leroy Little Bear is one of the six featured speakers, presenting Big Thinking and rethinking: Blackfoot metaphysics ‘waiting in the wings’
Students give Sea-Can a prairie feel
Four members of Foothills art teacher Ryan Smitham’s mural club were putting the finishing touches painting a mural on a sea-can storage unit at the Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage May 15 in Nanton
U of L Alumni Honour Society inductees named
Ahead of its spring 2016 convocation next week, the University of Lethbridge has some newly appointed top alumni
High school students meet the challenge
The U of L's Dual Credit Initiative (DCI) is yielding positive results for the University and LCI students alike
Peter Millman beats shot-put record
Peter Millman bested his own Nova Scotia provincial shot-put record this weekend at the Chinook Throws Gala at the University of Lethbridge
