‘Muslim-American terrorists are not a large threat’ – Indiana University professor discusses issue in Lethbridge
Visiting lecturer Edward Curtis discusses Islamism, extremism and domestic terrorism
FVCC announces new study abroad program in Canada
New study abroad program announced between the U of L and Flathead Valley Community College.
Rapa Nui could happen to us
Philosophy professor Kent Peacock recently travelled to Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, sharing pictures and recounting history and lessons learned
Students use science, teamwork to keep their boats afloat
The 10th annual Cardboard Boat Race, held at the U of L, brings engaged high school students to campus
Dr. Kazemipur on radicalization in Canada: Part 2
The concluding segment of Dr. Abdie Kazemipur's two-part interview on Muslims in Canadian society
U of L celebrates Maclean's University Rankings
The University of Lethbridge remains one of the country's top post secondary institutions according to MacLean's annual university rankings
Sit down with Dr. Abdie Kazemipur: Part 1
Sociology professor Dr. Abdie Kazemipur discusses his five years of research on the subject of integrating immigrants, including the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims in Canada
HPV battle is gaining steam
Nobel Prize nominee Dr. Nubia Muñoz presents a talk at the University of Lethbridge
Treaties of the New Millennium: Two Steps Forward, One Giant Step Back
The U of L's Leroy Littlebear comments on The Northern Tribes Buffalo Treaty
Wheeling into action
U of L kinesiology instructor Mary Dyck was behind the creation of a wheelchair basketball league now enjoying its third season
Fun with science
Children had fun while they explored chemistry at the Halloween-themed Spooky Science event.
How sharing ideas made Alberta the great coaching incubator
Former Pronghorns men's hockey coaches Mike Babcock and Bill Peters kick-started their NHL careers in Canada West hockey
U of L expert weighs in on Ottawa shooting attack
Political science professor Dr. Geoffrey Hale believes improved security at federal institutions will be a priority in the weeks and months ahead
Calgarian debuts voice at concert
Bassoonist Michael Hope to sing at Turner Valley church Oct. 26, accompanied by University of Lethbridge professor Sarah Gieck on flute
Water, land and people - Canada's natural resources key to feeding the world
U of L Director of Centres and Institutes, David Hill, discusses the opportunities and challenges facing modern agriculture
Rocky View School students honoured for perfect exam score
U of L student Alexis Montgomery is honoured for receiving a perfect score on her high school diploma exam
Assassinating Thomson — one-man show Wednesday night at U of L
Award-winning performer Bruce Horak brings his critically-acclaimed one-man show Assassinating Thomson to the University of Lethbridge’s David Spinks Theatre
“Why Is It So Hard: The Dilemma of Social Justice”
Award-winning author and well-known advocate for First Nations rights, Thomas King, speaks at the U of L
Spooky Science event geared toward kids
The fourth annual Spooky Science Weekend allows community kids to have some wicked fun with science
U of L grads embrace the future
Fall 2014 Convocation features a host of outstanding graduates from the University of Lethbridge
