Malawi-bound students raising money for mosquito nets
Fifteen students from a wide range of studies at Lethbridge College and the University of Lethbridge are preparing for a four-week trip in late spring to the African nation of Malawi
Popularity of squirming octopus dish raises animal rights group’s ire
Octopus expert Dr. Jennifer Mather discusses the controversial octopus dish sannakji
Interesting exhibitions setting up at Esplanade
Dr. Josephine Mills and the U of L Art Gallery present an exhibition at Medicine Hat's Esplanade
U of L looking ahead to next 50 years
Dr. Mike Mahon reflects on the U of L's 50th anniversary year and looks ahead to the next 50
Play an essential part of a child’s pre-school learning
Educator cites U of L research showing the experience of play changed the connections of the neurons in the pre-frontal section of a child’s brain when talking about the value of free play
United/Jr. Heat product to play Canada West
West Kelowna’s Michaela Jacobsen has committed to the University of Lethrbidge soccer for 2018
Pronghorns teams resume schedules
The Pronghorns men’s hockey team hosts the U Sports No. 3-ranked Saskatchewan Huskies in Canada West action Friday and Saturday
Hockey teacher a top 10 Pronghorn
Foothills Composite teacher Jay Langager earned the eighth-best spot among the top 50 athletes in U of L history
Another successful Operation Red Nose over 2017 holiday season
Lethbridge's 23rd annual Operation Red Nose campaign being hailed as a success
Growth, celebration the highlights of 2017
University of Lethbridge events highlighted amongst most prominent happenings in 2017
Destination Project - Fall tour of the new Science & Academic Building
Gene Lublinkhof, Project Manager, University of Lethbridge and Daryl Campbell, Senior Superintendent, PCL Construction Management Inc. take you on a tour of the new Science and Academic Building
Single voice required when dealing with United States
Dr. Geoffrey Hale, professor at the University of Lethbridge, spoke about "intermestic" policies, which means looking at doing business domestically and abroad
Immigration has affected churches in Canada (and elsewhere) for years
Dr. Reg Bibby's statistical analysis of Catholicism in Canada is utilized in this article on immigration
Preston Rivulettes recognized for national historic significance
U of L's Dr. Carly Adams behind push to recognize remarkable women's hockey team
U of L student part of iGEM delegation
A University of Lethbridge student has joined a group presenting at a biological weapons convention
New West puts modern spin on classic ‘Hansel and Gretel’
Four University of Lethbridge drama graduates, now based in Calgary, return to entertain young audiences over the holiday season
Immigrants providing a boost to declining church attendance in Canada
Dr. Reg Bibby's research into religious statistics in Canada is cited
Pollinator conservation critical for protecting ecosystems
The U of L's Saikat Kumar Basu details how natural (biological) pollinators constitute an important aspect of our natural environment and ecosystems
'Christmas Catholics' an opportunity to grow Church
Dr. Reg Bibby's latest books highlight the ever-changing status of Catholicism in Canada
Hockey Talk - Author Gordon Hunter
An interview with Gordon Hunter, professor emeritus at the University of Lethbridge and author of the book Hockey Talk
