68 works of art by 35 artists on display at Coutts exhibit
More than 100 visited the Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage over the summer, and selected works inspired or begun at the centre are now on view in Lethbridge
The election concerning technology
Dr. John von Heyking examines what role technology plays in our world and how it influenced the U.S. election
U of L professor chosen as Canada Research Chair
Dr. Steve Wiseman will now be able to develop a world-class research program as a Tier II Canada Research Chair in Aquatic and Mechanistic Toxicology
On the road - Andrew Courtney
A look at former U of L Pronghorn and alumni Andrew Courtney and his hockey journey
Dr. Julia Brassolotto - Innovation Anthology
A trio of interviews with the U of L Alberta Innovates Health Solutions Translational Health Research Chair in Rural Health and Well Being
The builder of peace
Professor Emeritus, Dr. Raymond Huel, contributes to this historical piece on Father Albert Lacombe
When did the universe begin?
Dr. Saurya Das and his co-author have demonstrated how the Big Bang singularity is resolved by their model where there is no beginning or end to the Universe
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
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
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
