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The Dhillon School of Business at the University of Lethbridge is giving high school students a chance to experience business firsthand through a one-day, im

Dr. Amy Mack, an assistant professor of New Media and Canada Research Chair at the University of Lethbridge, and her research team have been awarded a Canadian Heritage grant worth approximately $227,000 to further their research into digital extremism. 

A research scientist of the highest 

A visual artist, cultural worker, mentor and teacher, Faye HeavyShield has earned national and international acclaim for her artistic works that are deeply c

An excellent instructor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Dr.

The Honourable Justice Derek Redman is a distinguished Alberta jurist recognized for his exemplary judicial leadership, his dedication to public legal education and community service. An unwavering advocate for a justice system that is accessible, culturally informed and responsive to communities, the University of Lethbridge will grant Redman an honorary degree at Spring 2026 Convocation.

Another major sports facility is coming to the University of Lethbridge campus — further cementing ULethbridge as the sporting hub for southern Alberta.

Sociology professor Dr.

Whether it be fundraising, volunteering or simply offering his infectious smile as support, Knud Petersen consistently shows up for his community.

The following response has been provided to media who inquire about the active trespass notice currently prohibiting Frances Widdowson from accessing the University of Lethbridge campus.Frances Widdowson is currently subject to a trespass notice that prohibits her from accessing the University of Lethbridge campus. The notice was issued on February 4, 2026, after she held an unscheduled event on campus that was met with significant protest.She was reminded in writing by the University that the trespass notice remained in effect on April 20, 2026.