Our ignorance is greater than our knowledge says CBC host
Bob McDonald of Quirks and Quarks fame presents the Owen G. Holmes lecture event
Opera concert staged to benefit Syrian family
The University of Lethbridge Opera Workshop sang sweet sounds of success at St. Augustine’s Church on Sunday, helping to raise money to bring an extended Syrian refugee family of 14 to Lethbridge
Ontario will be latest province with PTSD legislation for first responders
A look at PTSD and its effect on first responders also looks at Dr. Cheryl Currie's study as it relates to racism and Aboriginal populations
Olympian challenges students to set goals
Adam Kreek was at the Students’ Union Ballroom Friday afternoon for a keynote address to close the two-day Faculty of Management Student Professional Development Conference
Local artist Anna Marie House says her life’s journey always leads home
Fine Arts alumna Anna Marie House is featured
ATCO CEO has simple advice for success at U of L conference
Nancy Southern, chair, president and CEO of ATCO Ltd., was in the city Thursday as part of the University of Lethbridge’s Student Professional Development Conference
Toronto Maple Leafs’ Mike Babcock, set to coach 1,000th NHL game, constantly looking ahead
Former Horns men's hockey head coach Mike Babcock reaching a milestone in his career
Opera to benefit refugee family
The concert is a joint effort by the University of Lethbridge Music department, specifically the Opera Workshop, and St. Augustine’s Church
Pronghorns hockey teams pushing for post-season
Not since the 2011-2012 season have the Horns men’s and women’s hockey teams made the playoffs
U of L play a journey for audience members
A look at The Caucasian Chalk Circle
Nature and emotion: How climate change can have an effect on the way we feel
Dr. Jim Byrne speaks about the emotional side of climate change
Mild Edmonton winter allows city crews to start pothole patrol
Dr. Stefan Kienzle's climate tracking website gives idea of how much warming has taken place over the last 60 years
F*** Cancer campaign helps promote early detection and prevention
U of L students continue the F*** Cancer campaign started by alumnus Riley Miller
Oral history project seels family farming stories
University of Lethbridge student Shelby Forster will be conducting interviews to gather everyday stories from the region about family farming and irrigation
Local launches fitness app
Airdrie’s Lorne Osborne, a kinesiology and psychology graduate from the U of L, has launched a fitness app to complement his Provision Athletics business
Track rookie gets national attention
Pronghorns track team member Sandra Latrace leads the way for the Horns at the first meet of the season
Alberta's finance minister rejects call for sales tax from coalition of academics
U of L academics contribute to letter calling for an Alberta sales tax
ASA honours Lethbridge soccer supporters
Former Pronghorns women's soccer coach Nancy Thorburn is honoured by the Alberta Soccer Association
Physicists investigate the structure of time, with implications for quantum mechanics and philosophy
Drs. Mir Faizal and Saurya Das question whether Planck time is the shortest physically meaningful length of time
Mace, not mandate when considering electoral reform
Dr. John von Heyking discusses parliamentary democracy and for whom a government mandate speaks
