Influential immigrant novelist Kim Thúy to headline 23rd Annual International Dinner
Kim Thúy, who lives in Montreal, has written two books that have been described as poetic, seductive, and wondrous
Plenty to cheer about at Okotoks schools
Alumna Allison Stewart creates a cheerleading program for Grades 1-3 at Dr. Morris Gibson School in Okotoks
Lessons from the Scalia-Ginsburg friendship
Dr. John von Heyking discusses how you can have a strong personal friendship despite polar opposite ideological views
The beat goes on for city percussionist
University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music percussion instructor, Joe Porter is the only Canadian performing in an international percussion ensemble that is touring the United States this month
Young researchers could face faculty hiring freeze as funding well dries up
A change in the way medical researchers are provincially funded could have dire results on the research community
Families thrive at Play Day 2016
Families flock to the University for the fifth annual Play Day
Horns run together
Brent Watkins reunites with his Pronghorns men's basketball teammates
Track stars gaining a step as the playing field is levelled
Horns track and field coach Larry Steinke speaks out against a new rule that is improving athletic performance artificially
Scientists gather at U of L to review Herschel’s success
The final Herschel/SPIRE Consortium meeting brings world-renowned space scientists to the U of L
Are Canadian immigrants saving hockey in their new homeland?
The author posts the question using data from Dr. Reg Bibby's research
U of L education society collecting books for students in Philippines
Members of the University of Lethbridge Education Undergraduate Society are collecting books and donations to help provide books for students affected by one of the strongest tropical cyclones on record
Reality of homeless brought to life in film
SACPA presentation features film by U of L alumnus
Prairie Dog a 50s monster flick
A look at the film created by U of L new media professor Blake Evernden
No alternative to a sales tax
Trevor Harrison, a sociology professor, makes a case for a sales tax in Alberta
U of L hosting world-leading space scientists for final Herschel/SPIRE Consortium meeting
Leading scientists from around the world will attend a four-day conference, the SPIRE ICC Post-Ops Meeting, February 16-19, hosted by the U of L's Dr. David Naylor
U of L issues challenge
Universities must take a lead in reconciling relations between aboriginal people and everyone across Canada
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
