University of Lethbridge

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

Oral History Project brings the past to life

The story-gathering initiative is aimed at helping people to enhance their understanding of artist Nicholas de Grandmaison and his unique connections to First Nations communities

Biological Information Processing program puts research in the hands of students

BIP provides undergraduate, graduate students and post-doctoral fellows with hands-on experience that is easily translatable to industry

Excelling on the world stage

The U of L's iGEM students annually challenge some of the most respected universities in the world, often emerging as leaders in synthetic biology research and application

Mahon says in Fiat Lux Address that budget landscape will not compromise University's future

Despite challenges, the U of L will utilize its Strategic Plan as it moves forward to achieve its goals

University and Volunteer Lethbridge enhance partnership

Volunteer Lethbridge's move into the Penny Building will greatly benefit the community by creating many more volunteerism opportunities for students

Gairdner speaker event brings Dr. Samuel Weiss to campus

Internationally renowned neuroscientist will present talks to high school students as well as U of L faculty, staff and students on Oct. 21

iGEM team celebrates North American Regional victory

The U of L's iGEM program wins the overgrad award, beating schools from across North America as it readies for the international event in Boston, Nov. 1-4

For Marta Blicharz, photographs are anything but black and white

Looking for a new challenge, Marta Blicharz applied and became the first student enrolled in the U of L's Master of Fine Arts in New Media program

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