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Students living in residence at the University of Lethbridge now have access to emergency food thanks to a grant from the Food for Thought committee.

Future working professionals have the opportunity to make connections with more than 175 recruiters from 85 organizations Thursday at the University of Lethb

Turning unbearable tragedy into a national movement, Bernadine

Outdoor Play Canada has launched the 2025 Position Statement on Active Outdoor Play. Global in scope, the position statement explores the benefits of active outdoor play for people of all ages, cultures and abilities.

University of Lethbridge students are truly experiencing what it means to be part of the ULethbridge family, benefitting from record levels of scholarship su

Respected academic and scholar Dr.

Never afraid to take her shot, Kacie Bosch (BA ’20, BEd ’24) carved out a basketball career that saw her compete everywhere from local gyms to the international stage, culminating with representing Canada at the 2024 Paris Olympics. All the while, Bosch stayed true to her roots, serving as a coach, mentor, leader and inspiring role model.

To raise awareness about the impact and legacy of the residential school system in Canada, the University of Lethbridge marks September 22 to 26 as Truth and Reconciliation Week on campus with events and activities open to all students and employees.

Dr. Tim Rollingson Jr.

The mobilization of Canada’s art and museums for political purposes has long been a tool utilized by the governments that fund them.