Son’s seizures helps researcher
Dr. Artur Luczak’s infant son suffered a seizure, and what he’s learned about seizures since has changed the understanding of how the brain functions during these traumatic events
First-day school experiences not limited to students
Recent Faculty of Education graduate Ashley Malcomson is featured as she begins her teaching career in Iron Springs
Local professionals and people impacted by suicide honour World Suicide Prevention Day
Dr. Robin Gibb, an associate professor at the University of Lethbridge, speaks on the Neuroscience of Suicide
U of L taking steps to educate about the opioid crisis
Janice Driver, the Addiction and Wellness Coordinator at the University of Lethbridge, says they have taken pre-emptive, preventative measures to make sure students are safe this academic year
Livingstone Range School Division looking for new superintendent
U of L educators in key positions with southern Alberta school divisions
The importance of play for children and how technology can help
Dr. Sergio Pellis discusses how play changes the connections of the neurons at the front end of your brain
TUC’s Angler Diary Program aims to gain better understanding of local watersheds
U of L researchers involved in analyzing data from angler diary program
Opinion - Climate: politics or perception?
The U of L's Dr. Kent Peacock discusses the importance of science in making policy decisions
University pleased with mobile parking app
The Honk Mobile app is being used for the second year at both U of L and Lethbridge College
Little Bear appointment strengthens U of L commitment to Indigenous education
The University of Lethbridge has appointed Dr. Leroy Little Bear (BASc ’72, DASc ’04), as the institution’s first Distinguished Niitsitapi Scholar
New student mental health program to be piloted on seven Canadian campuses
This fall, seven Canadian universities and colleges will take part in a Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) led pilot project to teach students how to better understand and manage their mental health
Racism has a long history
Dr. Lynn Kennedy addresses SACPA, describing a history of racism in the United States
U of L researchers receive $2.6 million in NSERC funding
University of Lethbridge researchers in biology, chemistry and biochemistry, geography, mathematics and computer science, physics and psychology will be able to pursue diverse areas of inquiry thanks to $2.64 million in funding
Post-secondary students in Lethbridge receive government support for mental health
Post-secondary students at the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College will have more access to mental health supports thanks to $1.2 million in provincial funding announced on Wednesday.
University of Lethbridge professor and students pick plants for medicinal properties this summer
The U of L's Dr. Roy Golsteyn and a team of students have been invested over the past four years in research of native plant species and their medicinal properties
Angela Burke drafted by Calgary Inferno
Angela Burke, a University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women's hockey alumna, was recently drafted by the CWHL’s Calgary Inferno
The Secret Power of Play
Research from Dr. Sergio Pellis shows how unstructured play helps the brain mature
Profile - Wendy Struck
A look at the artwork of U of L alumna Wendy Struck
Climate is hot at NAFTA table and at home
University of Lethbridge politics professor Chris Kukucha thinks Canada will have to abandon hopes that a new NAFTA will specifically reference climate change
Truro’s Millman ends shot put season on low note
Truro’s Peter Millman, a Pronghorn track athlete, was one of two male shot put athletes to compete at this year’s Summer Universiade in Taipei
