Faculty of Fine Arts

University welcomes Dr. Mary Ingraham as new dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts

Ingraham is currently the director of the Sound Studies Institute and a professor of musicology in the Department of Music at the University of Alberta

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

Young Artists Music Academy fundraiser features unique works of musical art

100 per cent of funds raised will support subsidies for young musicians to participate in the Young Artists Music Academy

Annual Art Open House celebrates 23 student award winners

Works created by advanced and senior art studio students adorned the walls of the 8th level

Community involvement earns Dymond recognition through University of Lethbridge Volunteer Award

Dr. Anne Dymond, an art history professor in the University of Lethbridge’s Faculty of Fine Arts, could not sit idly by as a humanitarian crisis was unfolding in Syria

DAA Students learn from JUNO award-winning Mastering Engineer Graemme Brown

Brown works with Canadian and international musicians, engineering a range of musical genres and audio formats

Early career researchers at the University of Lethbridge secure SSHRC awards

Researchers at the U of L have been awarded more than $600,000 in Insight Development Grants

University hosts Crossing Boundaries and IAST 2018, a Collaborative Symposium

The three-day symposium, featuring presentations, performances, displays, lectures and cluster meetings aims to capture a wide audience

Largest gift of cultural properties in University of Lethbridge history given by Dr. Margaret (Marmie) Perkins Hess

The Hess collection includes works by the Group of Seven, Tom Thomson, Emily Carr and Indigenous artists

Elementary and U of L students combine forces to design educational apps

U of L students are working with elementary school-aged children to develop apps that are both fun and educational

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