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The Science of Birdsong
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Identity and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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Resilience in Mathematics
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Our Universe: its beginning, flow and end
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The Kainai Stolen Children Era
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Living with the changing flammability of forests
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Artwork from the Lethbridge Art Collection curated by David Smith.
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The PUBlic Professor Series is back and bigger than ever, with seven in-person talks planned at the Sandman Signature Lethbridge Lodge for 2022/23!
Full details for these talks will be released in the coming months. For now, get these dates in your calendar:
29-Sep-22 | Julie Lee-Yaw, Department of Biological Sciences
The secrets of salamanders: what can amphibians teach us about environmental change and resilience?
27-Oct-22 | Tiffany Prete (Apooyak'ii), Department of Sociology
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Let us buy you a coffee!
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A diverse collection of work by more than 30 Inuit artists from the community of Qamani’tuaq (Baker Lake)