Faculty of Arts & Science

Big Thinking About Small Farms

Lydia Ryall (BSc ‘06) thinks big about small farms – and she has a prestigious award to show for it.

Hidden Paths, Tangled Woods and Interesting Play Spaces

There’s nothing quite like the curiosity of a child. The questions. The exploration. The excitement. That same curiosity is at the heart of the Institute for Child and Youth Studies at the U of L.

A closer look at anti-vaccination sentiment

Psychology graduate student Jillian King (BASc ’12) is exploring the decisions of some families living in or near Lethbridge about whether or not to immunize their kids against diseases

Graduate student asking why some parents opt not to immunize their children

The proportion of Albertans who are adequately immunized consistently falls below provincial targets

Making a case for generosity

Local law firm Davidson and Williams LLP creates a scholarship award to support students at the U of L

ARTeMiS helps Hopkinson get a better look at our Earth

For Dr. Christopher Hopkinson, the acronym for his latest project is not only an easy-to-remember abbreviation, but also a symbol of the initiative’s ambitions

U of L researchers get funding boost from Canada Foundation for Innovation

Drs. Chris Hopkinson and Locke Spencer will both see investments in technical equipment essential in furthering their research projects

Alexander named Canada Research Chair in Child and Youth Studies

Dr. Kristine Alexander, an assistant professor of history at the University of Lethbridge, is named a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Child and Youth Studies

Functional Flows

Dr. Stewart Rood and a team of researchers engage in a critical study investigating Alberta's water supply

Nicol appointed University Librarian

The University of Lethbridge named Dr. Christopher J. Nicol as its new University Librarian, an appointment that took effect on July 1, 2013.

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