University of Lethbridge

Byrne film an environmental landmark

An educational film with algae-filled Lake Winnipeg as its focal point appeals to farmers and city dwellers to change their ways and help the country's watersheds to heal.

Understanding Islam

The opportunities for research at the U of L extend to both undergraduate and graduate students. Both James Falconer and Campbell Peat have taken advantage of the research avenues open to them as they delve into the world of religious understanding and tolerance.

Religious Studies Conference, Apr. 30 to May 1

Investigating global population and economies

Recognizing Earth Day, Apr. 22

Parking lot, Quad projects seek feedback

Melnyk enthused about role with Calgary chapter

New ULAA Calgary Chapter president Brock Melnyk is encouraging more alumni to get involved with their University and give back to both the U of L and the community

Hurly study explores hummingbird habits

Researching the feeding habits of hummingbirds, Dr. Andrew Hurly and his team have discovered that they do not rely on taste alone when deciding how much nectar to drink from a new flower.

Glacial research boosted by donor support

Dr. Hester Jiskoot's lab at the Alberta Water and Environmental Science Building is generously supported by former U of L director of research services, Dr. Einard Haniuk, and his wife Kay

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