Country music artist Paul Brandt is coming to the University of Lethbridge – but he'll have to share the stage.
Brandt is one of eight persons selected by the University of Lethbridge Senate as an Honorary Degree...
Pauline McGeorge was born on January 18, 1930, and grew up at her father's lumber mill near Placerville in Northern California. Her parents, Bart and Elsie, instilled a respect for and love of nature in her that...
Annual Juried Student Exhibition
Each year a prominent Canadian arts professional is invited to jury an exhibition of undergraduate student work. This year it will take juror Jen Budney a long week of studio visits and...
Music by one of the greatest composers of the 20th century closes the U of L Faculty Artists and Friends concert series. Homage to Stravinsky on April 4, 8 p.m. in the University Recital Hall, features an array of his...
The University of Lethbridge has long been known for producing an outstanding collection of musical concerts. One of the greatest strengths of the U of L is that its concerts appeal to a wide-range of tastes, pleasing...
The human digestive system contains up to 100 trillion bacteria. The good news is some of these bacteria are actually good for you.
The delicate balance between good and bad bacteria in your digestive tract can be...
Fitness classes are an integral part of any fitness centre, and the classes at the University of Lethbridge are no exception.
Currently there are over 30 fitness programs that are offered through Sport & Recreation...
In September, your child came to attend the University of Lethbridge. Now it is February . . . is your child making the journey to becoming an adult? What are the top three things every parent of a student in university...
Andrew Brown, Jenna Van Bodegom and Hannah Erb all have one thing in common – social responsibility is a cornerstone of their University of Lethbridge education.
To that end, they've been able to take advantage of...
Whether it means taking on the powers that be or courageously facing a room full of "Dragons," Kevin Gaudet (BA '91), federal director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF), stands strong in his convictions, a...
