News Releases

University of Lethbridge Faculty of Health Sciences researcher Dr. Judith Kulig, through her work with the Rural Wildfire Study Group, is a renowned expert on rural health issues and community resiliency, particularly in communities that have experienced wildfire events

The University of Lethbridge has named human resources professional Ken McInnes as its interim director of Sport and Recreation Services (SRS)

The University of Lethbridge Board of Governors recently approved the schematic design for the Destination Project, clearing the way for the transformational project to progress to its next stage – design development

The University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College are collaborating on a new venture that will present a challenge to students and begin to lay the foundation for the future of agribusiness in southern Alberta. The Cor Van Raay Agribusiness Case Competition, scheduled for Nov. 6-8, 2015, is the first of its kind in western Canada

An opportunity to tour a life-size lab mock-up, speak to faculty members who contributed to its design, as well as the project manager on the next steps in the development of the Destination Project

The University of Lethbridge was awarded a record $3.9 million of funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) this year, with U of L researchers earning support for projects in neuroscience, biological sciences, psychology, chemistry & biochemistry, physics & astronomy, geography and mathematics & computer science

Dr. Richard Querel (MSc ’08, PhD ’10), who studied under Dr. David Naylor, leads the ozone measurement program at the Lauder Atmospheric Research Station

University of Lethbridge neuroscientist Dr. Sergio Pellis says unstructured time is extremely important to a child’s brain development

A three-year study by Dr. Robin Bright shows middle school students who sometimes struggle with reading can become engaged and motivated readers with the right resource materials and a focused approach

A majority of surveyed registered nurses, practical nurses and health-care aides working in 30 continuing care facilities in southern Alberta reported experiencing moral distress daily or weekly.