Carstairs native named Miss Rodeo Airdrie 2014
Carstairs native Terra Chalack a third-year U of L sociology student, was named 2014 Miss Rodeo Airdrie
Multimillion-dollar gift for ag-business program
Cor Van Raay donates $5 million to establish an agribusiness program at the University of Lethbridge and Lethbridge College
Eck wins sprint at Spring Meadow Triathlon; Spitler halts Walker’s streak of women’s victories
Former Horns men's basketball coach, Dave Adams, competes with his daughter, former Horns women's basketball player, Brittany, in Helena's 2014 Spring Meadow Triathlon
River scientist says 2013 flood had an upside for environment
Dr. Stewart Rood says that the flood of 2013 afforded many positives for aquatic ecosystems
Canada’s latest baby boom caught experts by surprise — in part because our birth rate is declining
Dr. Susan McDaniel comments on the mini baby boom, and how demographics can help figure out what is going on
U of L researchers benefit from national funding
A total of 12 researchers earn funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
By-elections see record low voter turnout in Alberta, higher numbers in Toronto area
Dr. Geoffrey Hale, associate professor of political science, comments on low voter turnout in the Fort Macleod by-election
Women visit Africa to offer health tips
U of L public health students to travel to Malawi, Africa to offer health promotion activities about malaria, tuberculosis and HIV-AIDS
Shakespeare play takes centre stage downtown
The University of Lethbridge presents Twelfth Night as its Shakespeare in the Park offering
Arts Seen
Contemporary Calgary is currently showcasing works by the late John Clark, who worked at the University of Lethbridge during the 1980s, to mark the 25th anniversary of his death
Adolph to coach Canada at FISU tourney
Current Horns men's hockey team coach, Spiros Anastas, is on the staff of Canada's Winter Universiade 2015 team
Toronto's commercial aquaponics farm showcases "farming of the future"
Using original research from the University of Lethbridge, aquaponics taking hold in Ontario
Easy choice for Tataryn
The Horns women's rugby team adds a pair of all-star recruits
A win-win for library, local teams
Pronghorn Athletics partners with the Lethbridge Public Library on a unique ticket initiative
Mexican students begin visit Monday
A group of 20 indigenous women from a university in Mexico will be spending the next month getting immersed in the language and culture of southern Alberta
The sky’s the limit for recent grads entering the agriculture workforce
There's never been a better time for agriculture school graduates to find work, as evidenced by some U of L students entering the workforce
University of Waterloo misses ‘World Cup’ of computer programming for first time in 20 years
The University of Lethbridge programming team, led by Dr. Howard Cheng, is one of only two Canadian schools to qualify for the ICPC World Finals
Dog has calming influence on U of L art therapy class
The U of L brings art to the community through therapy classes
Fish tank migrates to greenhouse
The University takes its expertise on the road, conducting an aquaponics class in Invermere, B.C.
RNA research could lead to advanced diagnosis, treatments
Dr. Joan Steitz, a pioneer of research into Ribonucleic acid (RNA), takes part in the University's RiboWest 2014 conference
