Losing sight of the game
University of Lethbridge lecture looks at women in gaming
Zach attack adds to medal count at Parapan Ams
The U of L's Zach McAllister wins gold and silver in swimming at the 2015 Toronto Parapan American Games
U of L research projects receive $200K in funding
Three research projects at the U of L got a boost with funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation
Mardon appointed adjunct professor at University of Alberta
Alumnus Austin Mardon, recently elected to the Royal Society of Canada, assumes a post at the U of A
Horns name new rugby coach
The Pronghorns announced Tuesday they had hired Richard Suggitt as the new head coach of the women’s rugby program
Five Calgary Fringe Festival shows to watch for
Alumnus James Wade's (BFA '11) award-winning play Helmut's Big Day appearing at the Calgary Fringe Festival
Freshwater mussels in a fight for survival
Finnish researcher, Jouni Taskinen and University of Lethbridge biology professor Dr. Cam Goater point to a troubling trend
Alberta’s 20 Most Innovative Organizations
Ventus Geospatial, operated by alums Steve Myshak (BSc '10) and Owen Brown (BSc '09), made Alberta Venture's list of the 20 most innovative organizations with their high-flying leak detection abilities.
Early Methodist mission photos wow scholars
Dr. Carol Williams is invited to participate in an exclusive workshop examining United Methodist Missionary photo albums
U of L to get Coutts Centre funding
The University of Lethbridge will be receiving $83,185 to renovate the Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage
Explainer: Male-female flexibility in animals
Dr. Paul Vasey discusses gender and identity in humans and animals
Internship program aids students
Mitacs Globalink Research Internship program gives students from around the world the chance to do research at the U of L
Returning Nazi-looted art in Canada
Dr. Josephine Mills, curator of the U of L Art Gallery and past-president of the Canadian Art Museum Directors Organization, talks about the hard work involved in doing provenance research to fill gaps in the ownership of an artwork.
Early Election Call Possible: Says U of L Expert
University of Lethbridge political sociologist Trevor Harrison says calling the election now would be a gamble for the Harper government
More Alberta university students relying on food banks
Use of campus food banks is on the rise on Alberta campuses, with the U of L food bank experiencing a 24 per cent increase in demand this year over last year.
Sex on agenda at U of L
One of the themes at this year's conference was bisexuality, particularly in men, says Paul Vasey, a U of L psychology professor and an organizer of the event.
Combined therapy approach paying apparent dividends
Students get a hands-on experience of art therapy and animal-assisted therapy in Straja Linder King's three-week summer course
Five ways a weaker Canadian dollar affects Alberta's economy
Professional sports teams can count on their fans whether the economy is booming or busting given stable ticket prices, says U of L economist Duane Rockerbie
Combined therapy approach paying apparent dividends
A look at the combined art therapy and animal-assisted therapy summer course at the University of Lethbridge
REVIEW: Girls!Girls!Girls! a powerfully acted tale of teenage fury, revenge
U of L drama instructor Richie Wilcox is directing Girls!Girls!Girls! in the backyard of Bus Stop Theatre in Halifax, a gritty play based on the Columbine shootings and the murder of B.C. teenager Reena Virk.
