U of L In The News

U of L In The News

U of L Pronghorns alum recognized at Alberta Immigrant Impact Awards

Track athlete Kimoya Edwards named a recipient of the 2026 Alberta Immigrant Impact Award in the category of Art and Sports

U of L begins candidate search for next ambassador role of Chancellor

A public search will now begin for a successor to current Chancellor Terry Whitehead

Young Alumni Award winner a trusted voice, leader in her community

Meghan Brennan specializes in keeping the Town of Taber informed during its proudest moments and most challenging situations

ULethbridge celebrates continuation of 45-year relationship with Hokkai Gakuen University

More than 150 faculty members between the two institutions have participated in exchanges over the 45-year relationship

Q&A with Dr. Jennifer Mather

A look at Dr. Jennifer Mather, Professor Emerita in the Psychology Department at the University of Lethbridge

Alberta researchers investigate how zombie parasites take control of ant brains

Dr. Cam Goater's lab is in the spotlight for their study of zombie ants and the parasites who drive them

Pronghorns ready for excitement of annual Triple Header games

Pronghorns men's and women's soccer teams, as well as women's rugby will all play

University of Lethbridge bee research gives Prairie Rose students hands-on agriculture experience

ULethbridge researchers demonstrate technology designed to quickly detect honey bee viruses

University of Lethbridge students facing mounting financial pressure

ULethbridge continuing to grow scholarships to meet student need

University of Lethbridge to introduce Bachelor of Engineering program

ULethbridge program to train locally based engineers

Southern Alberta Medical Program celebrates official launch

SAMP aims to boost physician capacity in rural and regional areas of southern Alberta

New faces, new energy at the U of L

The University of Lethbridge welcomed new students to campus Tuesday morning for New Student Orientation

Potato Masher

ULethbridge's Dr. Sidney Shapiro discusses Edge AI tools used in agricultural settings

Dodo birds were actually smart?

New research studying dodo bird skulls is showing that the creatures may not have been quite as bird-brained as we first believed

Mirkovich heading into Alberta Basketball Hall of Fame

Former Pronghorn was a three-time Canada West all-star and sixth-round pick of the Portland Trail Blazers in the 1980 NBA Draft

10 University of Lethbridge researchers receive more than $1M in federal funding for research in social sciences and humanities

The funding is part of a wider $289 million being distributed to support research projects and partnerships across Canada

Former Pronghorn Mirkovich named to Alberta Basketball Hall of Fame

Perry Mirkovich was selected by the Portland Trail Blazers in the sixth round of the 1980 NBA draft

One week in the books for 20 medical students at expanded University of Lethbridge program

Taking a look at the unique cohort of SAMP medical students

Southern Alberta Medical Program at University of Lethbridge holds first day of class

A new era of health-care education in southern Alberta started Monday

Council welcomes future physicians to the city

Mayor says building strong connections to the community from day one is crucial in the retention of learners

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