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No clue about what book to read? We're on the case!

Do you have a mystery novel? Would you like to discuss it with other mystery fans? Well, Sherlock, here's your opportunity! 

Each month, participants have the opportunity to discuss a different genre or theme — bring your own book that fits the genre or theme to share.

WHEN: Wednesday, Nov. 5; Noon – 1 p.m.
WHERE: Library (“Our Stories” Area)

We look forward to seeing you!

NOTE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO JANUARY 2026

Join us and learn about all things environmental humanities. This conference explores all aspects of environmental humanities.

Snacks and lunch provided!

Twilight Reveries: A Night of Dances, Dreams, and Duets by the University of Lethbridge Collaborative Ensemble

Tuesday, Dec. 2
7:30 p.m.
University Recital Hall
Free, all are welcome! 

The concert will feature piano and voice studio students collaborating on an evening of piano duets and songs of western and northern Europe. The evening will feature folkdances, music inspired by fairytales, and songs of love, longing, and dreams.

First Open Mic of the academic Year, Monday, Nov. 3 at 4 p.m., AH100. Email j.gamble@uleth.ca to make a five minute presentation.

Interior Design: A critical building block in creating inspired spaces

Ready to roll the dice and challenge your friends? Join us for an exciting Games Night in the University Library!

Whether you’re a seasoned strategist or a casual player, this is the perfect change to unwind, socialize, and discover new games. We’ll have a variety of board games available; however, feel free to bring your own favourites to share with others.

An Indigenous-led exploration into Artificial Intelligence

No experience needed

The French Language Centre and Department of Modern Languages & Linguistics Present:
Jean-François Delhom - Nobility and Agony of Disappearing Glaciers: Contemplation as Counterpower