Southern Alberta grain bin turned into historical art piece
The Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage is now housing a camera obscura
Council denies funding for U of L iGEM team
The University of Lethbridge High School iGEM team was denied $1,000 of funding from Lethbridge City Council
Ashley arrives home
Olympian and former Pronghorns women's rugby player Ashley Steacy brings her Rio bronze medal home to Lethbridge
Fort Macleod singer-songwriter Kris Goodfellow records own songs, and It’s About Time
Neuroscience student Kris Goodfellow has also made use of the University's Digital Audio Arts Studio
Warm-up benefit could explain morning birdsong
Vocally warming up puts more dazzle into a bird’s singing for the day, a new test shows, perhaps helping to explain widespread outbursts of birdsong at dawn.
Commons witness casts doubt on his own study of ranked ballot system
Dr. Harold Jansen discusses his published study on electoral reform in front of the House Electoral Reform Committee
Cabinet solidarity forever — or at least, for two days in Sudbury!
Political scientist Dr. Harold Jansen to brief the Prime Minister on election reform
U of L researcher gets grant to continue work on prenatal stress
Dr. Gerlinde Metz and her research team received more than $1.1 million from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Students use summer program to improve research skills
Some university students may have taken the summer off, however, others stuck around to further their academic career. The CCBN wrapped up its summer research program on Thursday following the annual summer student symposium.
Westrop commits to Horns
Former LCI Ram Sevedyn Westrop to play for the Horns women's rugby program
Recent graduates give back
Airdrie students headed to the U of L raise and donate money to the Airdrie Food Bank
Horns add some youth
The Horns women's soccer program unveils its recruits for the upcoming Canada West season
City woman wins voice competition at national festival
Alyssa Durnie (BMus '16) is the classical voice winner of the 2016 National Music Festival staged in Edmonton for the past week.
KISU swimmers dive into university programs
Horns swimming is eager to welcome recruit Riley Kascak from Penticton, BC
Is struggling Alberta economy leading to high Lethbridge post-secondary enrolment?
A look at enrolment numbers for the U of L and Lethbridge College
Professor completes data collection with LiDAR system
Dr. Chris Hopkinson, along with his wife and fellow geography professor Laura Chasmer, conducted surveys from a plane equipped with a state-of-the-art laser mapping system
Locals set for medal runs
Lethbridge swimmer Rachel Nicol in 100m breaststroke final; Ashley Steacy heads to semifinal in women’s rugby 7s
Steacy wins bronze at Rio Olympics
Ashley Steacy and Kayla Moleschi, two former U of L Pronghorns, win bronze in Rio Olympics
International students get a crash course on what it’s like being Canadian
Nearly two dozen international university students have come to Lethbridge from Mexico to improve their English
High school students get a feel for a career in health care
Students from Lethbridge and surrounding area began their Health Sciences Careers Academy, a three-day program hosted by CAREERS: The Next Generation in partnership with Lethbridge College and the University of Lethbridge
