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
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
Profile - Wendy Struck
A look at the artwork of U of L alumna Wendy Struck
County Central High School welcomes new principal
County Central High School (CCHS) welcomes U of L alumnus Marty Leach as its new principal this school year
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
Shine On fest closes out summer
The Shine On Summer Festival is closing out the summer and welcoming back students for another year at the University of Lethbridge
Blackfoot names awarded during Homecoming Week
Five members of the University of Lethbridge community were given Blackfoot names as part of Homecoming Week during the university’s 50th anniversary
Announcements - September
Roy Pogorzelski has been appointed director for the Iikaisskini (Low Horn) FNMI Gathering Place at the University of Lethbridge
U of L ready for anniversary party
Before the first day of classes next week, students from the past 50 years will celebrate with a homecoming weekend full of activities – headlined by the Shine On Summer Music Festival on Saturday.
U of L ready for Community Fair
A “battle of the bands” and a pair of rugby games are among free attractions Sunday during the University of Lethbridge’s Community Fair
U of L student receives Abb Vie IBD scholarship
A management student at the University of Lethbridge is one of 15 across Canada to receive a scholarship from a major pharmaceutical company
Battle of the Bands part of U of L celebration
A “Battle of the Bands” will showcase six southern Alberta groups, during 50th anniversary “Shine On” festival celebrations at the University of Lethbridge
Corb Lund, Dallas Smith headline U of L event
One of southern Alberta’s biggest outdoor music events of the summer is just days away as the University of Lethbridge celebrates its 50th anniversary with the Shine On Summer Music Festival
Learning the lessons of a catastrophic storm
The U of L's Dr. Cindy Ermus says lessons can be learned studying disasters, helping plan for future events
New teacher at Milo Community School
Faculty of Education graduate Emma Kerschbaum is the new Grades 4-6 teacher at Milo Community School
Horns men’s basketball lands blue-chip recruit
Pronghorns men's basketball signs Harry Ainlay graduate Awak Piom
