Pronghorns want to join the discussion
Pronghorns men's basketball looks to jump into the mix as a Canada West power
Bosch making CW debut
The long-awaited debut of Lethbridge product Kacie Bosch takes place this weekend for the Horns women's basketball team
Agri-food supercluster including Olds, UCalgary, ULethbridge shortlisted for $950M funding
The Smart Agri-Food Supercluster—a 53-member stakeholder consortium that includes stakeholders from academia, industry, government, and growers—has been shortlisted for some of the $950M in funding made available through a new federal program
Universities Canada welcomes Mike Mahon as board chair
Mike Mahon, president of the University of Lethbridge, was elected Chair of Universities Canada’s board of directors today during the association’s fall membership meeting in Ottawa
Sedentary Time in Older Adults: What we know, and where we need to go
Research from the U of L's Dr.Jennifer Copeland examines issues related to sedentary time in older adults
U of L offers two operas for the price of one
The University of Lethbridge Opera Workshop “dark : light” opens next week and will provide opera goers the chance to see two drastically different performances
Three-Time CIS Women's Rugby Championship Teams to be enshrined in Pronghorn Hall of Fame
The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns will add a new member to the Pronghorn Hall of Fame for the first time in seven years when they welcome the CIS Women Rugby Championship teams from 2007, 2008 and 2009
Pronghorns stun Skylights in overtime
The Pronghorns women's basketball team upsets Montana State University-Northern Skylights in tournament play
Shredding service targets identity fraud
In an attempt to protect local residents, Information Technology Services at the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge Mobile will be hosting “Nightmare on Shred Street”
University maintains ranking
The University of Lethbridge is ranked tops in its class, in the share of its budget going to student services, in this year’s Canadian university rankings by Maclean’s magazine
Seen and Heard - Lethbridge
Drs. Shelly Wismath, Joyce D'Andrea and Dawn McBride are lauded for individual accolades
Lethbridge researcher makes a scientific breakthrough after his son’s seizure
Dr. Artur Luczak is on a new path of discovery after deeply personal incident
More government support needed for research
University of Toronto professor Dr. Lewis Kay speaks about his work in biomolecular nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy at the University of Lethbridge
Lethbridge’s Gary Bowie receives Order of Excellence
Dr. Gary Bowie, a longtime supporter and former staff and faculty member of the U of L, is one of eight recipients of the Alberta Order of Excellence
Lunchbox drama explores age-old themes of the elderly
Former U of L theatre instructor Meg Braem is the current playwright in residence at the University of Alberta
Scientists discovered the pathogen in a potato psyllid
Canadian researchers have discovered a pathogen in Alberta that could be problematic for potato growers.
Lethbridge Sears location starts liquidation
Marketing professor Mike Madore comments on the impending closure of the retail giant
First Canadian case of zebra chip pathogen discovered in Alberta
After four years of research, Dr. Dan Johnson and Dr. Larry Kawchuk found the zebra chip pathogen in a potato psyllid, a crop pest
Professor at Alberta conference says Jordan’s Principle ‘a failure’
Dr. Leroy Little Bear concluded that the program meant to help Indigenous children with medical needs is not working
Local iGEM teams advance to Giant Jamboree in Boston
The University of Lethbridge international Genetically Engineered Machine collegiate and high school teams are readying for November’s Giant Jamboree
