The interdisciplinary conference on Ethnicity: Theory and Practice in the 21st Century took place at the University of Lethbridge September 26-28.
Organized by Maria Ng, Department of English, and Michelle Helstein,...
Are we becoming a historically illiterate nation or are we already there? What teaching strategies would pique the interest of today's techno-generation?
These are a few of the types of questions U of L education...
Despite international accolades, anthropological archeologist Dr. Andrea Cuéllar hesitates to take all of the credit for her success – after all, unearthing artifacts requires the patience and elbow grease...
Like any type of marketing, social marketing (including work safety appeals and cause-related marketing) takes savvy and an intimate knowledge of one's audience.
Drs. Debra and Mike Basil, a husband-and-wife duo in the...
While you cannot see individual waves of light, they collectively compose a spectrum that allows our eyes to perceive emerald hills and brilliant blue oceans.
Digital photography has opened up ways of capturing light...
Plastering the pages of magazines and self-help books, stress is a hot topic for overworked North Americans – it's also a poorly understood concept, says neuroscientist Dr. Gerlinde Metz.
"It's a very timely...
Welcome to the fall 2008 issue of FIAT: Furthering Innovation and Teaching
The U of L's growth as a comprehensive academic and research institution is reflected by our growth in research performance: the recruitment of...
Just as a scientist places a sample beneath a microscope lens to understand its subtlest parts, philosophers minutely examine an argument to determine how its components work together.
Logics that can cope with...
As Alberta's economy and population continue to boom, the demand for water is soaring and so is the need to know how well we're managing this invaluable resource.
Biological scientists Drs. Alice Hontela and Stewart...
