Exhibit makes splash at SAAG
U of L Fine Arts students delve into themes related to water
The ground is moving
The U of L's Dr. Geoffrey Hale speaks about the provincial election landscape
U of L students share their passion for science
High school students from Lethbridge and surrounding area were able to learn more about science during the annual Let’s DO Science Day
Long-time professors to be honoured by U of L
The annual Long Service Awards will recognize some of the U of L's longest-tenured professors
Students targeted to vote through social media
U of L student groups urge fellow students to get out and make a difference in the provincial election
My sexual education
Neuroscientist Dr. Bryan Kolb's work is quoted in relation to how teens' brains change through behaviour
Remote sensing provides climate change evidence
Geography professor Dr. Craig Coburn explains how remote sensing gives researchers greater insight into climate change
Spark Teaching Symposium allows teachers to share information
Ideas and sparks were flying at the University of Lethbridge during the first 2015 Spark Teaching Symposium
Jane's Walk in Lethbridge
As part of the nation-wide Jane’s Walk, the University of Lethbridge held a Sculpture Walk
Dagboek: de maanden na de bevrijding uit Bergen-Belsen
A Dutch translation of U of L honorary degree recipient Chava Rosenfarb's Bergen Belsen diary in honour of the 70th anniversary of the liberation the Netherlands
A primer on economic platforms
The U of L's Dr. Chris Nicol takes a look at the economic platforms of all parties in advance of the provincial election
New coach for Otters to focus on technique, fun
Horns swimmer Carson Wendel is taking his talents back to his home community and coaching the local swim club
Technology lends a hand at Coyote Flats
The Centre for Oral History and Tradition (COHT) at the University of Lethbridge has been an important partner in a Picture Butte community project
Martin takes writing plunge
University of Lethbridge student A. Grace Martin is a published author
Alberta election: Wildrose defections not forgotten in southern ridings
University of Lethbridge political science professor, Geoffrey Hale, says the race in rural Alberta is still wide open
Provincial election campaigns ignore post-secondary: Alberta student leaders
Chris Hollingsworth, vice-president external for the University of Lethbridge Students’ Union, says he has concerns about accessibility and student debt
Mike Mtn. Horse students take learning to a new dimension
U of L professor Marlo Steed helped the students at Mike Mountain Horse School draft, model and 3D print their own designs
One man’s trash is another man’s art
Douglas Scholes, a U of L fine arts alum, puts a whole new spin on being a garbage collector.
Analysis: Examining the financial plans of Alberta's political parties
Chris Nicol, a University of Lethbridge economist, discusses the pros and cons of each party's fiscal plans in the lead up to the provincial election.
Local student lands scholarship for Lethbridge studies
Track and field recruit plans to pursue nursing degree
