U of L students to study in Philippines
Dr. Glenda Bonifacio debuts a six-credit field course from the Department of Women and Gender Studies
Unstructured time key to children’s brain development
Dr. Sergio Pellis discusses the importance of unstructured play in the development of a child's brain
Proposed NDP tuition freeze could mean refund
The University discusses the changing landscape of provincial funding in the wake of the NDP election victory
Dozen new recruits
The Pronghorns men's hockey team unveils the bulk of its 2015/16 recruiting class
Name of Langevin Block under scrutiny for residential schools connection
The U of L's Dr. Linda Many Guns says the federal government should consider renaming the building that houses the Prime Minister’s Office
Dave Waknuk leaves Wolves
Grande Prairie Wolves head coach Dave Waknuk has accepted an assistant coaching position with the Pronghorns women’s basketball program
Cambridge University to offer Lego professorship
The U of L's Dr. Sergio Pellis and his research on play behaviour is cited
Pronghorns add Rattler to roster
The Pronghorns women's basketball team brings in a recruit from Medicine Hat College
And the award winners are . . .
U of L graduate students win two categories at the 11th annual Chinook Entrepreneur Challenge Awards
$2M grant to helpU of L researchers study cellular imaging of the brain
Neuroscience professor Dr. Robert Sutherland will lead the new Cell Signalling Interdisciplinary Research Centre
State should be religiously neutral
The U of L's Dr. James Linville discusses the role of prayer in school and the public at large
Golden's Josh Hiraoka prepares for final swim season before university
Pronghorns men's swimming recruit is coming off a stellar 2014 season that saw him win three B.C. provincial gold medals
Researcher to fight potato blight
U of L alumna Dr. Melanie Kalischuk is now working at Lethbridge College where she is developing advanced warning systems to prevent the spread of Phytophthora infestans
A perfect partnership
The strong relationship between Volunteer Lethbridge and the U of L is examined
Changes to U of L athletics start at the top
Pronghorn Athletics to embark on a new era after changes in administration
All work and no play never pays off
Allowing children the opportunity for unstructured play is key to their development, says the U of L's Dr. Sergio Pellis
U of L has deal with Olds College
Creative design students from across Canada will soon be able to take advantage of new transfer opportunities between Olds College and the U of L
Declining attendance backdrops church’s 90th anniversary
Dr. Reg Bibby's research is quoted in this look at the health of the United Church
Lyle Aleman remembered as a loving, hard-working family man
U of L alumnus Lyle Aleman remembered as business leader and loving family man
Hell for the helpless
Taking a look at Dr. Claudia Malacrida's book, A Special Hell, the first scholarly work to delve into the history of a Canadian institution for people labelled with intellectual disabilities
