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With the increase in prevalence of AI tools as a way to complete tasks that humans used to do, some people have been worried that AI will take over their job

Breakfast — it’s often been called the most important meal of the day. And what if your day includes studying for or taking a final exam?

One of the highlights of the University of Lethbridge’s International Education Week is the Living Library event hosted by the ULethbridge Library in collabo

It’s a non-traditional pairing — exactly what Vibe Fest and Stringam Law aim to bring to the southern Alberta community in their respective missions.

Technological advances have long impacted classroom learning — remember the onset of the internet and cell phones?

Authentic just might be the most apt word to describe Canadian country music icon, the late Dr. Ian D. Tyson (LLD ’15).

Neuroscientists at the Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience (CCBN) at the University of Lethbridge have gotten one step closer to a definitive answer in their research

A multi-faceted collection of memorabilia from the estate of the late Dr. Ian D.

New transdisciplinary work between researchers at the University of Lethbridge and the University of Calgary has upended long-held beliefs about the biologic

Advance interview opportunity before presentation