Faculty of Arts & Science

From the artist

Elijah Dueck (BSc '17), a master's student, created a mural on the ninth floor of Science Commons especially for the Big Bang Weekend.

U of L to host 2020 Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing in Yellowknife

The five-day conference, July 13-17, 2020, brings together the country’s foremost experts in remote sensing

U of L oral history workshops expand to Milk River

Alumnus Dale Leffingwell (BASc '71) partnered with the Centre for Oral History and Tradition to bring oral history workshops to Milk River as a way to help chronicle the area's history.

PUBlic Professor Series opens with an exploration of what it means to be human

Dr. Louise Barrett will present Supercharged Apes and Supersized Minds: How to Think Like an Animal

Study chronicling history of Alberta Gay Straight Alliances wins Parkland Institute Faculty Research Award

The project, GSAs in Alberta: Past, Present, and Future, is a collaborative study led by Dr. Athena Elafros

Financial investment spurs genome sciences research in Alberta

U of L will be the lead hub in BioNet Alberta, a newly established provincial genome sciences and bioinformatics research network

Opening of Science Commons ushers in new era for University of Lethbridge

At 38,500 sq. metres, it is the largest development on the U of L campus since the original construction of University Hall began in 1969

Six U of L alums now teaching in Japan through JET

A half dozen U of L alums are soaking up the experience of living and working in Japan

The University of Lethbridge’s newest building to be named Science Commons

As Canada's most advanced science facility, Science Commons is designed to be a space that's inviting to all

U of L researcher to examine if memory can trigger seizures

Thanks to a grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Dr. Artur Luczak will investigate how patterns of brain activity can trigger a seizure

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