Keeping faith: The changing face of religion in Canada
Dr. Reg Bibby discusses some of the factors that have contributed to the changing face of religion in the country.
Phone apps helping nurses
National Nursing Week story focuses on recent studies out of the Faculty of Health Sciences
Nicol: Not just 'math is difficult': election results are too
U of L economist Dr. Christopher Nicol looks behind the numbers in the recent provincial election.
Inquiry needed for missing, murdered Aboriginal women
U of L sociology student Lauren Crazybull calls for a public inquiry
Award winner
U of L psychology student Ben Brinkman earns an NSERC grant for his work with Dr. Drew Rendall
What’s in a name? School divisions have decisions to make
Political science associate professor Dr. Yale Belanger speaks to the history and evolution of naming convention in Canada
Whither Alberta's Progressive Conservatives? Nowhere, probably …
Parkland Institute Director Dr. Trevor Harrison's take on the demise of the PCs is quoted
Big addition to U of L research
The University announces Dr. Erasmus Okine as the new Vice-President (Research)
The incredible lightness of being Albertan
Dr. Trevor Harrison pens an opinion piece on Alberta's new political landscape
Local clinic and doctor garner award
Alumnus Dr. Gavin Parker is recognized for his work at the Associate Clinic in Pincher Creek
Vulcan County artist displaying scenic shots of county and southern Alberta this month
Alumna Kassey Shier is profiled as a Vulcan County artist
PLAYCoaldale
PLAYCoaldale is partnering with the University of Lethbridge for the Canadian Assessment of Physical Literacy project
Parents protest against new sex-ed curriculum in Canada
The U of L's Dr. Abdie Kazemipur speaks of integrating Muslim religious views into mainstream Canadian society
First-hand war memory fading away
The U of L's Dr. Goldie Morgentaler says that the taboo against expressing anti-Semitism is weakening
Election shows Alberta ‘increasingly like the rest of’ Canada
Dr. Susan McDaniel discusses how changing demographics played a role in the provincial election
What NDP's victory means for Alberta's relations with aboriginals
Dr. Cheryl Currie, an assistant professor at the University of Lethbridge, says she was taken by the language in Notley’s speech
Anti-stigma efforts
The University of Lethbridge contributes to a local mental health program
Multiculturalism helping Muslims adapt to Canada
Dr. Abde Kazemipur addresses a SACPA audience, discussing the fate of Muslims in Canada
U of L 50th Anniversary Song Competition call for submissions is now open
The University is seeking a 50th Anniversary song and has appealed to the public at large
Male suicide a growing concern
Dr. Peter Kellett discusses male depression and suicide during Mental Health Week
