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
Putting science to work solving real-world problems – and winning awards
U of L iGEM students have a winning history at the annual International Genetically Engineered Machine jamboree
Dalemead forward fitting into new role with Pronghorns
Dalemead’s Mark Rodehutskors is playing a part in one of the Pronghorns’ most successful seasons in recent years
Red Nose gives 318 safe rides
It’s all good news from Operation Red Nose, the holiday safe-drive service organized at the University of Lethbridge
Help your child play (right) to lay the foundation for future academic success
The experience of play changes the connections of the neurons in the pre-frontal section of a child’s brain, and that without play experience, those neurons remained unchanged
The little choir that grew ... the story of the Arnprior Community Choir
Alumna Lisa Webber plays a major role in helping established beloved community choir
Treasured collection donated to U of L
A few thousand rare editions helped establish one new addition at the University of Lethbridge library
Monkeys Trying to Have Sex With Deer Is a Thing Now, Says Study
Scientists at the University of Lethbridge in Canada publish a paper revealing what appear to be sex acts between young female Japanese macaques and sika deer
U of L professor honoured by research groupl-
Paul Vasey, a longtime member of the psychology department, is being honoured by the Canadian Sex Research Forum
Study aimed at getting rural gamblers help
A new University of Lethbridge study is being conducted within Alberta to help gamblers in rural communities get access to the help they need for free
U of L instructor makes LinkedIn Top Voices list
Dr. Jesse Martin, who teaches in the Department of Psychology, was named the eighth-most influential voice on education by LinkedIn
Karen Crowshoe appointed judge for Provincial Court of Alberta
A Piikani woman who’s taught at Red Crow College and the University of Lethbridge has been named a judge in the Provincial Court of Alberta
Focus on Climate Solutions, Panelists Say
Climate solutions “aren’t just windmills and solar panels,” says professor of geology James Byrne at the University of Lethbridge
A stand to protect women against violence with a campaign of their own
The U of L joined the international movement to create awareness of gender-based violence with their ‘Orange You Gonna Stop for an Orange?’ campaign
End of an era for TRU Athletics
Former Pronghorns men's basketball coach Ken Olynyk enters retirement
Climate change is already wreaking havoc on our weather, scientists find
Dr. James Byrne discusses climate change at this fall’s meeting of the American Geophysical Union in New Orleans
Scientists in awe of huge olfactory bulb found in turkey vulture brain
A new anatomical examination of the brain of the turkey vulture by scientists from the Smithsonian and University of Lethbridge
