University of Lethbridge

Longtime ULFA representative, Rennie, excited about life transition

Brenda Rennie retired this past week from the ULFA after almost 30 years of service with the organization

Committed to caring, Mirau supportive of SOS

Heather Mirau believes that the size of the U of L gives the institution a unique advantage in its ability to become the type of university that attracts students

Boil Water Order in effect at University, throughout region

The University of Lethbridge will remain open with regularly scheduled classes for the duration of the Boil Water Order

The science of philanthropy

Dr. Elizabeth Schultz is eager to direct her Supporting Our Students contributions towards students involved in research

Goater helps breathe new life into textbook

Goater, his brother and an American colleague spent eight years rewriting The second edition of Parasitism: The Diversity and Ecology of Animal Parasites

C-CRAFT ushers in new era of fluorine research

The U of L has evolved into one of Canada’s premier institutions for studying the chemistry and physical properties of compounds containing fluorine

Classes cancelled for remainder of day - Tuesday, Dec. 3

Poor road conditions have forced the University of Lethbridge to cancel classes for Tuesday, Dec. 3

Evening classes cancelled, library closing at 5 p.m.

The University of Lethbridge is cancelling its evening classes (Monday, Dec. 2) and closing the library at 5 p.m. due to extreme weather conditions

A Window to the World

Malawi school children help U of L students gain a new perspective on the world.

Visual impediments a key factor in childhood learning difficulties

Dr. Noella Piquette calls for more comprehensive, and compulsory, early childhood vision assessments to help reduce potential learning and behavioural difficulties

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