Awesome summer conserving the Kootenays
U of L student Kaylin Salanski discusses her summer work with the Nature Trust of BC Kootenay Conservation Youth Crew
The political ties that bind: Lougheed and Blakeney
Dr. John von Heyking discusses the political friendship between Peter Lougheed and Allen Blakeney with undergraduate student Thomas Kazakoff
Transparency, taxes key concerns for candidate
U of L Faculty of Management alumnus Jesse Krsa is filing his intent to run for Okotoks council in the upcoming municipal election
Parkinson's Disease boxing program to make debut in Lethbridge
Dr. Jon Doan, the Parkinson Association of Alberta, and the Lethbridge Boxing Club, are offering a program aimed specifically at studying and improving the overall health of those suffering from Parkinson’s Disease
WHL powers CW: Pronghorns bolster back end with WHL recruits
University of Lethbridge Pronghorns coach Spiros Anastas has turned to a handful of WHL alumni to flesh out his teams’ back end as they look to climb back into the Canada West playoff picture
U of L part of brain research collaboration
Research conducted at the University of Lethbridge has assisted in the identification of neural activity patterns which could help scientists understand how the brain processes spatial information
Does living in collectives make people happier? This Lethbridge prof intends to find out
Dr. Catherine Kingfisher agrees with the old Three Dog Night song lyric about how one is the loneliest number, so the U of L anthropology professor is setting out to study urban collective living.
Watch Monday’s solar eclipse if you can, says professor- next one visible in Lethbridge in 2044
There’s a lot of excitement throughout North America, ahead of Monday’s solar eclipse
Travel notes, Galloping around in exotic places and getting the kids in free to San Diego's best spots
The U of L's Shine On Summer Festival makes the list as a place to visit in September
Tech Girl camp: no boys allowed
This week's Tech Girl camp encourages young girls to consider pursuing a career in computer science.
Are Octopuses Smart?
Dr. Jennifer Mather talks about some octopuses' ability ability to plan ahead, play and show personality
Horns hockey rounds out recruiting class with four freshmen
The University of Lethbridge Pronghorn men’s hockey team and head coach Spiros Anastas has announced four more freshmen for the 2017-18 Canada West season
Latrace breaks Games long jump record
Duchess native and Horns track star Sandra Latrace has reason to be smiling following her record setting gold medal performance at the Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg
iGEM team going green with printer ink
This year’s University of Lethbridge iGEM team is working turn printer ink green. Just not the way you might think.
U of L and Red Crow College to launch Niitsitapi Teacher Education Program next fall
The Faculty of Education at the University of Lethbridge, in partnership with Red Crow Community College, is pleased to offer the Niitsitapi Teacher Education Program
Navigation And Spatial Memory: New Brain Region Identified to Be Involved
Dsr. Dun Mao and Bruce McNaughton of the U of L identify a brain region that may assist with spatial memory and navigation
Potato bug not a concern for Alberta producers this year
U of L biogeography professor coordinates Canada's potato psyllid and zebra chip monitoring program. The good news is he's found no evidence of zebra chip.
Coaldale triple-jumper wins silver at Canada Summer Games
Aaron Hernandez, who currently attends the University of Lethbridge, brought home silver in the male triple jump competition
German traveller grateful for local hospitality
U of L students help German traveller find links to ancestry
View Royal councillor Heidi Rast resigns
Alumna Heidi Rast ecently resigned as city councillor to take a job as a quality validation associate for a private company in Charlottetown, PEI
