Is Epigenetics the Next Big Thing?
Dr. Igor Kovalchuk's epigenetic work is highlighted
Painting pays tribute to Dr. Leroy Little Bear – University of Lethbridge
Dr. Maria Klawe, who received an honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of Lethbridge earlier this year, was inspired to put brush to paper after she met Dr. Leroy Little Bear
University of Lethbridge Bidding to Host 2019 & 2020 U Sports Men's National Hockey Championships
U of L Sport and Rec Director, Ken McInnes says this would be a great recruiting tool for men's hockey if the University is successful
Lethbridge Resident Bryan Kolb to receive Officers Order of Canada
A Lethbridge man will be getting one of this country's highest civilian honours as Dr. Bryan Kolb is one of 10 people to receive the Officers Order of Canada on Friday
City to support U of L hockey bid
Lethbridge city council voted in favour of providing a $250,000 financial contribution to support the bid for the U Sports Men’s Hockey National Championship in 2019 and 2020
Environmental activists ask Lethbridge City Council to become leaders in fighting climate change
Dr. James Byrne, a University of Lethbridge professor, says he not only thinks it is possible, but he believes Lethbridge can benefit economically by selling power
Flag raising ceremony kicks off Métis week in Lethbridge
Jacinda Weiss, a Program Specialist at the University of Lethbridge, was presented with The Order of the Sash
U of L study to examine state of water security in Alberta Métis communities
Dr. Maura Hanrahan wins Parkland Institute grant, will study water security issues in rural communities
Gemer legacy honoured at U of L
A statue designed by former Pronghorns track coach George Gemer and his late wife Carol is dedicated at the U of L
Small classes, exceptional facilities and award-winning services: A bright future begins at uLethbridge
A look at student Michaela Demers and her journey from high school to the U of L
Academics assess Gordon Campbell’s run as B.C. premier in new book
The U of L's Dr. Yale Belanger contributes to The Campbell Revolution? Power, Politics and Policy in British Columbia
Old nursery rhymes face uncertain future
In a technology driven world, Mother Goose rhymes may seem old-fashioned. But U of L English professor, Dr. Elizabeth Galway, says the rhymes can be amusing and educational and are part of a centuries-old tradition.
U of L exhibit explores the world of coal inspired by Lethbridge’s history
A new exhibit at the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery explores the relationship of Lethbridge and coal
Horns sweep Cougars
The Pronghorns men's and women's basketball teams record wins over MRC Cougars
Molecules that vanish in a flash are pinned down
Scientists at the University of Lethbridge have captured ephemeral organic compounds that appear and disappear in the blink of an eye during common chemical reactions
The other side of The Great War: Conscientious Objectors in Canada
Dr. Amy Shaw discusses 'Conscientious Objectors' during the First World War
U of L case competition putting agriculture on the student map
A competition at the University of Lethbridge this weekend is again aiming to put the agriculture industry on the map for students in a number of Ag and business-related fields
Horns begin countdown of top 50 athletes
Pronghorn Athletics is celebrating University of Lethbridge’s 50th anniversary by revealing the first 10 of its 50 Greatest Pronghorns list
U of L toasting 50 years with 25-year-old scotch
Scotch enthusiasts may consider celebrating the University of Lethbridge’s 50th anniversary with a 25 year-old scotch
Glen Montgomery return to the Comox Valley
After great success as a music teacher, primarily at the University of Lethbridge, Montgomery is now pursuing exclusively his performing and composing careers
