Student's documentary brings voices to First Nations issues
U of L student Lauren Crazybull documents First Nations issues, a step towards educating the public
Monkeys with better social networks stay warmer in the winter
U of L researcher Louise Barrett studies the social adaptability of vervet monkeys and how it affects their ability to survive
Yeast discovery aids animal digestion
Dr. Wade Abbott was part of a team of researchers that discovered yeast mannans, which can breach walls that surround yeast cells, assisting digestion
Lots to play for
The Pronghorns men's hockey team is raising money for the fight against cancer with two of their family facing the disease
Integrated theatre class transforms persons with disabilities
Lisa Doolittle's dance and theatre class of 19 students features six of whom with an intellectual disability
Why Rover rolls over
Dr. Sergio Pellis discusses a study he contributed to that looks at play tendencies of dogs
Diversity a boon to local economy
An editorial espousing the benefits of a diverse economy, buoyed by the contributions of the U of L
University of Lethbridge taps into “Unlimited” potential of integrating disabled
U of L drama professor Lisa Doolittle is excited to present a new show featuring and developed by her students, including several mentally disabled students
University of Lethbridge plans cryogenic testing facility
Funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation supports Dr. David Naylor's work in deep space
Uncovering secrets: Ancient southern Alberta hunting site
Shawn Bubel, archeology professor at the University of Lethbridge, along with U of L and Red Crow College students find local treasures
Barefoot Cellars Wine Founders To Visit Lethbridge
Faculty of Management Executives in Residence bringing lessons of entrepreneurship to campus
SACPA founder saluted
Former U of L faculty member Gordon Campbell created the Southern Alberta Council for Public Affairs
U of L to host CURE event on March 20
The annual Community University Research Exchange connects U of L researchers with external stakeholders
Smith brings arts and culture to Coaldale
U of L alumna Alysha Smith is Town of Coaldale’s official Arts and Culture Co-ordinator
Lethbridge won't be hit hard by falling oil prices says U of L expert
Economist Donna Townley says the diversity of Lethbridge's economy should help it weather the oil downturn
Don't roll over Beethoven! Dogs that lie on their backs while playing are being AGGRESSIVE, not submissive
U of L researchers Drs. Sergio Pellis and Louise Barrett contributed to this study of canine behaviour
Opera a team effort
U of L students present the tragic love story of Dido and Aeneas through opera.
Plunging Oil Puts Alberta on Edge
Donna Townley, U of L economics instructor, says Albertans will still travel to Montana's Flathead Valley even with the drop in oil prices, although Canadians may not go as often and spend less while there.
Integrated theatre class ‘transforms’ persons with disabilities
Professor Lisa Doolittle's dance and theatre class breaks new ground in inclusive performing arts
Margaret Atwood speaker for U of L's Calgary alumni dinner
Famed storyteller Margaret Atwood to speak at the Calgary Alumni & Friends Dinner on Mar. 27, 2015
