Faculty of Arts & Science

Economic health of new Canadian Premier League based on groundwork from Rockerbie

Canada’s new Division II professional soccer circuit began play this spring

Lethbridge iGEM teams hit the ground running

The U of L collegiate iGEM team has been awarded a pipetting robot and $2,000 in cash for demonstrating the think-design-test cycle for lean start-ups

U of L students create innovative programming for Galt Museum

Local school children will be learning about history in an engaging and interactive way, thanks to the efforts of two U of L students

New U of L series to highlight research in social sciences and humanities

The first instalment—The Line Crossed Us: New Directions in Critical Border Studies—in the new Celebrating Connection series looks at Indigenous and migration politics

Kaitlynn Weaver found her niche in Child & Youth Studies

During her time as a graduate student, Kaitlynn Weaver took advantage of every opportunity and reaped the benefits of new skills, new friends and increased confidence

Love of teaching inspires Distinguished Teaching Award winner Dr. Harold Jansen

Jansen strives to capture the excitement of being a student

Dr. Olga Kovalchuk to be awarded 2019 University of Lethbridge Speaker Research Award

Dr. Kovalchuk is recognized as a pioneer in the study of radiation biology, cancer and epigenetics

U of L research project will provide access to detailed models of historical Blackfoot objects held in British museums

U of L researchers and Blackfoot Elders, in collaboration with researchers in the United Kingdom, are undertaking a project that will provide virtual access to historical Blackfoot objects

U of L researcher part of team to study migration through the lens of refugee experience

The Remembering Refuge project will focus on the experiences of people who have been displaced multiple times and now face being stranded by shifting policies between Canada and the United States

Igniting southern Alberta students for science

First annual Let's Talk Science Challenge engaged more than 100 middle school students from southern Alberta

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