Gallery builds tribute to forward-looking painter John Clark
Some of the works of John Clark, who came to the U of L as a visiting artist and was then hired as an associate professor in 1986, are on exhibit until Aug. 31 at Calgary's C2 Gallery at City Hall.
The art form of words
Bonnie Patton, a U of L alum, currently has an exhibit called Marks of Meaning - Visual Poetry featured in the Allied Arts Council of Spruce Grove's gallery.
High school students help with U of L research
Local high school students participating in the Heritage Youth Researcher Summer program at the U of L talk about the research they worked on for the past six weeks.
Ask Your Weird Animal Questions: Venomous Mammals, Octopus Mothers
The U of L's Dr. Jennifer Mather answers a weird animal question about octopus mothers
Dr. Sergio Pellis: Discovering How Animals are Playing Their Way to Better Brains and Social Skills
A feature on the U of L's Dr. Sergio Pellis and his research on the role peer-peer play has in the development of social competence
'I just wanted to go fast'
Student Rebecca Bermel trades in ski racing career for kinesiology studies and chance to compete on CIS track stage
Gaiesky joins Pronghorn herd
Pronghorns men's soccer recruit, Sean Gaiesky, is excited about the opportunity that awaits
Industry support for Trout Unlimited Canada
U of L grad student researcher supports environmental initiatives headed by resource industry
Lethbridge FC use special inspiration to reach the top
U of L Pronghorns alumnus Marcus Karpati sees his former team win a league title in his honour
Close encounters of the bug kind
University of Lethbridge researchers contribute to the fourth annual Insect Discovery Day at the Alberta Birds of Prey Centre in Coaldale
Accessibility for disabled improving in city parks
U of L student Justin Turner assessed inclusive mobility in city parks for his honours thesis.
Mothers DO pass on pregnancy stress - and genetic changes it causes can be passed down for several years
A University of Lethbridge research team found that stress in one generation of pregnant rats can be passed on to their babies and even affect pregnancies in future generations
Calgary Eye Opener - Oil clean up
Dr. Stewart Rood and why a less aggressive approach to oil spill clean up might be better for the environment
Scientists say child's play helps build a better brain
The U of L's Dr. Sergio Pellis discusses how play and social interaction can shape a child's future
Piano week and the road to Beethoven's ninth
The Parry Sound Festival of the Sound features piano masterclasses with the U of L's Glen Montgomery, Janina Fialkowska and Alexander Tselyakov
Tamy Smalskas selected as Irving ISD’s Singley Academy principal
U of L Faculty of Education alumna Tamy Smalskas takes on a new role
Aggressive clean up can do more harm than good
Dr. Stewart Rood and his research team work on determining damage from the Red Deer River pipeline rupture in 2012
Author pens 'A Battalion of Our Own'
Brett Clifton, a U of L alumnus, used a research award to dig into and chronicle the history of the Lethbridge Highlanders.
A Yiddish literature expert in western Canada
Dr. Goldie Morgentaler talks about her life in Lethbridge and her work as a teacher of Victorian and Yiddish literature at the U of L.
Redford could take Alberta Progressive Conservatives down with her
U of L sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison discusses the downward spiral of the provincial Tories
