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An innovative program, unique in Canada, is underscoring the need for highly trained professionals in the arts to provide focused solutions to pressing socia

A key role in supporting the continued growth and success of the University of Lethbridge will soon be available as the search for the next ULethbridge chanc

The University of Lethbridge commemorates Sept. 28 to 30 as Truth and Reconciliation Days with events and activities open to everyone.

From the halls of the University of Lethbridge to some of Canada’s largest newsrooms, to the corridors of political power in Ontario, the Honorable Indira Naidoo-Harris ECO (BASc (BA) ’82) has leveraged her liberal arts education to build a career and legacy rooted in public service, activism and leadership.

A trio of University of British Columbia writers were honoured as University of Lethbridge School of Liberal Education 2026 Bridge Prize winners, with UBC st

If you live in Taber, Alberta — or have previously in the past decade — it’s quite likely you’ve been on the receiving end of public messaging courtesy of Meghan Brennan (BA ’15).

The University of Lethbridge welcomes students, alumni and community members to participate in the region’s largest career event, Fall Career Fair.

The University of Lethbridge’s Faculty of Education has expanded its Bachelor of Education in Early Years program with new funding support from the Governmen

Darryl Moore (BMgt ’02) and his roots with the Pronghorns men’s soccer program date back three decades.  First as a player, then coach, now alumni leader and community booster

Community impact is a common thread connecting six alumni being honoured by the University of Lethbridge Alumni Association (ULAA) wi