U of L climbs Research Infosource rankings, reaffirming its research strength
The University of Lethbridge continues to bolster its presence among the country’s elite research universities
Youth vote a boost to Liberals
U of L sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison says young voters helped boost the federal Liberals’ fortunes on Monday and they’ll be looking for improvements and new directions as their new government takes office.
Researcher says women under-represented in science
Dr. Lynne Maquat, winner of the 2015 Canada Gairdner Foundation International Award, did a series of talks about women in science in Lethbridge, thanks to the U of L's Alberta RNA Research and Training Institute Young and the Canada Gairdner Foundation
Editor and publisher to open U of L F.E.L. Priestley Lecture Series tonight
The F.E.L. Priestley Lecture Series is back at the University of Lethbridge, and it will open tonight with a new brand of literary show featuring editor and publisher Douglas Gibson.
Weldon Rising opens season at University Theatre
How people deal with grief and regret after witnessing a hate crime is the subject of a dramatic comedy opening at the University of Lethbridge on Tuesday
Has the internet been good for democracy? An Ira Basen documentary
Dr. Harold Jansen speaks to social media and its role in the political process
The journey begins
There were 267 degrees handed out with close to 200 students present as the University of Lethbridge celebrated its Fall 2015 Convocation ceremony on Saturday
Social media's significance oversold amid election hype
Dr. Harold Jansen co-authors a study published last year that says only about seven per cent of Facebook users and four per cent of Twitter users do anything political on those sites
University of Lethbridge honours Cor Van Raay
Agriculture leader Cor Van Raay is featured as part of Fall 2015 Convocation
Food security a concern for local post-secondary students
Rev. Canon Erin Phillips, the chaplain for Ecumenical Campus Ministry at the University of Lethbridge, addresses SACPA on food security
Opera students to perform in Fernie
The leading talent of The University of Lethbridge Department of Music’s Opera Workshop will be showcased in a special live concert in Fernie
Resurgent Pronghorns
A perfect 4-0 start to the season and a national ranking has the Horns women's hockey team flying high
Adult learners flock back to school looking to upgrade skills
University of Lethbridge has seen student numbers increase at their Calgary campus by 2.6 per cent
Horns women sweep the Pandas
The Horns women's hockey team continued its perfect start to the season with two huge wins in Edmonton
U of L working to prevent young adult deaths
The University of Lethbridge has joined with two prominent American foundations to support student well-being
Week brings mental illness into the spotlight
Dr. Mark Slomp, manager of Counselling and Career Services at the U of L, talks about the importance of mental health for Mental Illness Awareness Week
U of L rolls out new waste diversion model
Recycling and Caretaking Manager Judy Jaeger says her staff will be setting up sorting stations in an effort to divert office waste from the landfill.
Alta. job seekers look at ag sector
Agricultural organizations a big part of U of L's Career Fair
Case competition: post-secondary students tackle agribusiness challenge
Lethbridge College and the University of Lethbridge are joining forces and asking students enrolled in agriculture to take part in the new Cor Van Raay Agribusiness Case Competition
Agreement cooks up questions
Dr. Geoffrey Hale comments on the newly-signed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement
