My mother’s very special relationship
Goldie Morgentaler’s mother made a lifelong friend of a British soldier soon after she was liberated from a Nazi concentration camp in 1945
Local man shares story of finding faith
Alumnus Chris Roth describes his religious journey and what role his time as a U of L student played in his life
Author looks into the past
Award-winning author Joseph Boyden provided local residents with an opportunity to look into Canada’s past Thursday with a talk about his latest novel, The Orenda
New media exhibits create unique experience
A number of different artistic styles are intersecting to create a unique experience at the University of Lethbridge Foster James Penny Gallery running through next week
New study to examine influence of oil companies on politics
U of L sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison and the Parkland Institute receive funding to study fossil fuel industry
Powerful myth of perseverance can hurt kids
The U of L's Dr. Robbin Gibb explains how stressful childhoods can permanently damage development
Concussion researcher stands behind the no heading movement
Dr. Ian Whishaw discusses the move to ban heading for young players in American soccer
Opinion: Is it time for an Alberta tax commission?
Dr. Trevor Harrison questions whether the province should look more closely at its taxation system
Brantford Blast set to host expansion Thorold Athletics
Former University of Lethbridge Pronghorns men's hockey player and alumnus Steve Zmudczynski still playing the game he loves
ECS career fair shows students what's available after high school
U of L recruiters made their way to Estevan, Saskatchewan to take part in a high school career fair
WADA report: Canadian athletes not surprised by Russian doping allegations
Pronghorns alumnus Jim Steacy reacts to the news that Russian track athletes have allegedly been part of systematic doping regimens
Airdrie queen seeks national title
U of L sociology student Terra Chalack is in the running for the Miss Rodeo Canada 2016 title
U of L group hopes to help with Syria crisis
The U of L Refugee Action Committee is a volunteer group of the university community trying to do its part battling the Syrian refugee crisis
Collaborative exhibit opens at U of L
Two artists pull back the curtain on their collective muse and let viewers wander the landscape of their creative process in a new exhibit at the University of Lethbridge Main Gallery
Alberta author Mikaela Everett's unsettling debut YA novel, The Unquiet, makes big splash
U of L alumna Mikaela Everett makes a big impression with her first novel
Pronghorns a family affair for Orbans
First-year Pronghorn Blake Orban follows in father's footsteps in men's hockey program
Martha Cohen art collection to be auctioned off
Art from the Jim Coutts' collection will also be auctioned to support programming at the U of L's Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage
Shedding light on sciences
A workshop aimed at high-level light sciences and technology provided graduate students at the University of Lethbridge with an opportunity to learn about the latest advances in their fields of study
Sorry, NHL fans: fighting is here to stay
Another look at economics professor Duane Rockerbie's study on fighting in hockey and its place in the future of the game
Lethbridge post-secondary institutions agree to enhance agricultural programming
The University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College are collaborating to further enhance agricultural programming in southern Alberta
