U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Operation Red Nose 2016

The launch of the 22nd year of Operation Red Nose service

Scientists rate Canadian climate policies

Dr. Jim Byrne is one of a group of academics examining Canada's climate change policies

Learning to design gadgets for outer space opens doors to other fields

Alumnus Dr. Richard Querel a shining example of the training received in Dr. David Naylor's lab

The science behind how dogs play

U of L researchers contribute to knowledge about play behaviour amongst dogs

Language conference speaks to a wide-ranging community

Leaders in child-language development from around the world were guests of the U of L for an inaugural conference focusing on how children learn language

Technology talks about nature in Nation

Recent U of L drama instructor Richie Wilcox part of group presenting Nation, an electronic music concert with large-scale projections inspired by Canada's vast landscape

Think Like an Animal - The Nature of Things

Three U of L researchers are featured in this unique look at how animals think

Horns, Leafs alumnito play fundraiser

The Pronghorns, in conjunction with the Alberta Sports Development Centre Southwest, will play the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni team

Toronto Maple Leafs alumni tour coming to Lethbridge

The Pronghorns men's hockey alumni will suit up against a team of Toronto Maple Leafs alumni in March

U of L professors featured on ‘The Nature of Things’

Three University of Lethbridge professors will be featured in an upcoming “The Nature of Things” documentary, “Think Like an Animal.”

"Think Like An Animal" researcher Louise Barrett

A documentary airing on The Nature of Things tonight examines the way we look at animals and their intelligence

Okanagan Charter redefines health care at six universities

University of Lethbridge one of six schools to adopt the Okanagan Charter

Zarowny commits to Horns

The Pronghorns women's basketball team signs Southern Alberta High School All-Star Jessica Zarowny

Dickens discussion tonight at city hall

Dr. Goldie Morgentaler, a professor of English, will explain Dickens’ impact over the years during the free “PUBlic Professor” event

Calgary university introduces fall reading week to support students’ mental health

While Mount Royal University announces its Fall Reading Week for next year, the U of L has already provided its students with the new break

Student before athlete

Lethbridge Herald editorial praising the culture of academics first in Pronghorn Athletics

Maxwell, Gentile earn weekly honours

Hockey scored the sweep as the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns announced its Two Guys and a Pizza Place Male and Female Athletes of the Week

No revolution in Trump's win

Dr. Trevor Harrison dissects the U.S. election and maintains nothing will really change in American politics as a result

Labyrinth of Things

U of L assistant professor of Art, David Miller, opens an exhibition in Prague

National plan to phase out coal-fired power earns praise from U of L expert

Dr. Jim Byrne offers analysis on the national plan to phase out coal-fired electricity by 2030

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