U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Yukoners ubiquitous on North American hockey teams

Whitehorse product Angela Burke has started her fifth and final season with the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women's hockey team

'F Cancer' campaign comes to Lethbridge

U of L student Riley Miller joins forces with the University Bookstore to push a cancer fighting initiative

Flip this classroom?

The new SCALE-UP classroom involves flipping the method of teaching from a traditional lecture to a student-engaged and active learning process

It happens more than people think

The education Undergraduate Society's anti-bullying conference hears the insights of police officers

Calgary artist Renata Liwska a finalist for Governor General Literary Award

Novelist Thomas King, who taught Native studies at the U of L in the 1980s, is a finalist in the Fiction category of the Governor General Literary Award for his novel, The Back of the Turtle

Cyberbullying 101

University of Lethbridge students are able to gain more insight on cyberbullying during the seventh annual Education Undergraduate Society (EUS) anti-bullying conference

A crack and a whack at Stettler PAC

Alumna Kimberlee Stadelmann and the Accidental Humour Co. brought their latest creation to a Stettler crowd last week at the Performing Arts Centre

'Health coaching' the focus of program

U of L wellness initiative helps faculty and staff, all the while aids in educating future nurses

Late Jim Coutts online art auction to benefit U of L

An auction of some of Jim Coutts's personal items will support the Coutts Centre for Western Canadian Heritage

Size of bank accounts may be limit in high-stakes byelections

The U of L's Dr. Harold Jansen speaks to fundraising rules for the four provincial byelections

Students refresh memories with Science 101 project

Students teachers upgrade their understanding of science teaching techniques through an Education Undergraduate Society initiative

Experts to speak at anti-bullying conference

The Education Undergraduate Society prepares for its annual anti-bullying conference

Optimism reigns at U of L

University of Lethbridge president Mike Mahon says he remains optimistic about the years ahead for the institution

Federal government tables motion for air strikes against ISIL

U of L political scientist Dr. Geoffrey Hale comments on the government tabling a motion for an air strike combat mission against Islamic Militants in Iraq

Size of bank accounts may be limit in high-stakes byelections

Harold Jansen, U of L political scientist, talks about the role of party finances in upcoming byelections

Anti-bullying conference taking place at University of Lethbridge

A look at the upcoming Anti-Bullying conference presented by the Education Undergraduate Society

Elizabeth Ferguson: Determination with a Heart

A profile of the U of L Native Student Advisor, Elizabeth Ferguson

McNally takes grant win to Nepal

Brandon McNally, a fourth-year political science student at the University of Lethbridge, received the President’s Grant for International Community Engagement

Twinning society off to Japan

Diane Minimide of the University of Lethbridge's International Centre for students is part of a group educating Japanese students about study possibilities here in Canada

Destination Project

A look at the three massing options introduced by architects in the planning of the U of L's Science and Academic building

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