Culture and families meet at new festival
The Coutts Centre Arts Festival promises fun for the whole family with musical entertainment by U of L students, faculty and alumni, a performance of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, and artists drawing and painting in the gardens.
YQL Pan Am: The World Cup awaits for Lethbridge’s Patzer
A look at Horns rugby alumna Ashley Patzer and her next challenge
Meadowbrook getting new principal
Sandy McDuffe, who earned a master of educational leadership from the University of Lethbridge, to take over as new principal at Airdrie's Meadowbrook School
Keeping small towns alive, building communities that thrive
Dr. Judith Kulig's research on resilience in the face of disaster is cited as a factor in the health of small towns
The beat goes on for Paul Walker
Alumnus Paul Walker continues to be a major player in the city's music scene
Palliser's Wayne Tate retires
Former u of L academic assistant Wayne Tate retiring from Palliser Schools after 31 years
Consort field trip approved
Grade 11 and 12 iGEM high school students from Consort School, with the help of the U of L, are headed to Boston, having already earned $6,000 as the most technically advanced project
Survey shows CFL is Canada's Number 2 sport, and growing in the U.S.
Dr. Reg Bibby's survey shows that CFL popularity continues to grow on both sides of the border
Cancer-fighting properties of the buffalo bean being investigated by U of L research team
Dr. Roy Golstein and his lab look at the buffalo bean as a potential cancer drug
Teacher shares international experience
U of L Education alumna Sara Van Goudoever sees the world as an international teacher
School principal is ardent martial arts student
U of L Education alumnus Wayne Pineau is now the principal at Innisfail High School
New study finds one-third of dementia nurses have unhealthy behaviours because of distress at work
Dr. Shannon Spenceley's survey of health-care providers is examined
‘Much Ado’ kicks off Shakespeare in the Park
U of L students contribute to the city's theatre scene this summer
Pan-Am Games will have a Lethbridge flavour
Several athletes with U of L ties are set to represent Canada at the Pan-Am Games this summer
Business of agriculture to be the focus of southern Alberta competition
The Cor Van Raay Agribusiness Case Competition is introduced
Big step forward for U of L's planned Destination Project
The schematic design is approved and the project is beginning to take shape
Funding windfall for U of L
The University was awarded a record $3.9 million in funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
Hope for students struggling with reading
A three-year study by Dr. Robin Bright shows middle school students who sometimes struggle with reading can become engaged and motivated readers
People key to watershed preservation
Water research expertise at the U of L is essential to the work of the Oldman Watershed Council
Tech innovator’s life has gone to the dogs – and he’s fine with that
Alumnus and entrepreneur Dr. Byron Osing is featured as a high-performing professional who is as serious at play as he is in the conference room
