Building from waste
U of L artists artists Janice Rahn and Michael Campbell and their scavenger architecture-as-art of the Kathmandu International Art Festival 2012
More than $12,000 raised for ULSU Food Bank
Students, faculty and staff have pulled together again to feed cash-strapped University of Lethbridge students
‘Luke’s Lunchbox’ encourages children participation
U of L Fine arts alums present a new theatrical show for young audiences
Opinion: Catholics come home for Christmas — but just for a visit
Dr. Reg Bibby examines Catholicism during the Christmas season
BMO donates $1 million to construction of new building at University of Lethbridge
The University of Lethbridge has announced that BMO Financial Group has joined the University’s Destination Project through a $1 million philanthropic donation
Horizon looking at dual credits for post-secondary
The U of L's successful dual credit program has drawn interest from the Horizon School Division
Christmastime jump in church attendance shows faith matters to Canadians, expert says
Church attendance triples — from 25 to 65 per cent — across the country at Christmas and Board of Governors Research Chair in Sociology at the University of Lethbridge Reginald Bibby says it shows that faith matters
Appointments to indigenous women’s economic councils announced
The U of L's Dr. Linda Many Guns appointed to First Nations and Metis women’s economic security council
Carroll Saints Roll Past University of Lethbridge
The Pronghorns men's basketball team challenges Montana's Carroll College
Rural education partnership created
The U of L is part of the new Sustainable Agriculture Education Partnership (SAEP) program
Merkley wins grad award
Second-year Pronghorns men;s hockey forward Jay Merkley is the latest recipient of the Canada West WHL Grad of the Month honour
Buddhism, Christianity share values associated with Christmas
The U of L's Dr. John Harding explores the relationship between Buddhism and Christmas
Lethbridge building permits up $90 million over a year ago
With less than a month to go, city officials report the value of building permits issued is up $90 million, with the U of L's Destination Project a major contributor
Former resident takes part in gold-winning team at iGEM competition
U of L student and former Beaumont resident Keith Aiken is continuing in his journey to show youth there’s more to adult life than just working a regular job
U of L's 50th anniversary plans promise to engage community
The University of Lethbridge will soon be 50 years old, an anniversary that will be marked all year long with activities to spark a sense of nostalgia, fuel the imagination for a shiny future and to simply enjoy
Buddhism, Christmas SACPA topic
Religious studies professor Dr. John Harding presents to the SACPA audience
Business sector invests in city
Editorial comment on big business seeing value in Lethbridge
Busy weekend for Red Nose
The number of local residents choosing a safe alternative to drinking and driving continues to expand as Operation Red Nose saw a third week of growth
Curler recognized
U of L alumna Kim Forge (formerly Murdoch), an Australian national curling champion, was recently elected to the World Curling Federation’s Athlete Commission
Assassin's Creed is a sci-fi twist on epigenetic memory
Research work from U of L biologists is cited in this review of the new film Assassin's Creed
