Johnson selected for U of L alumni award
An international leader in the development of fuel waste technology, U of L alumnus Lawrence Johnson (BASc, BSc ’78) has been named the 2014 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year
What OLG doesn't know about gamblers
U of L gambling researcher Dr. Rob Williams's research on internet gambling, the “crack cocaine” for problem gamblers
Principals to change schools
U of L alumnus Dave Garbutt (MEd) is leaving Barrhead Composite High School to take over at Westlock’s R.F. Staples
Pikes love the qualities of new head coach
Pronghorns swimmer Cole Midtdal takes his experience home with him and is named head coach of the Penticton Pikes swimming program
Turkey's mining disaster exposes deeper rifts
The U of L's Dr. Trevor Harrison is a political sociologist and director of Parkland Institute who was in Turkey as the Soma mining disaster unfolded
Local study of pesticides overdue?
The U of L's Dr. Alice Hontela says a Lethbridge-specific study on the potential risks related to pesticide use may be prudent because of the widespread use in the area’s surrounding farmland
U of L lands top brain researcher
Although he had offers from universities around the globe, Dr. Majid Mohajerani decided to come to Lethbridge to continue his research into stroke and dementia
Retail Council of Canada announces 2014 Retail as a Career Scholarship Recipients
U of L student, Julie Anderson, is one of 25 post-secondary students from across the country who will each receive $1,000 as part of Retail Council of Canada's Retail as a Career Scholarship program
University of Lethbridge unveils plans for revolutionary science building
Architects for the U of L's Destination Project discuss the bold concept that will define its creation
What makes gambling such a problem?
The U of L's Dr. Robert Williams, a leading authority on gambling related issues, discusses problem gamblers
Concordia awards honorary doctorates to 8 distinguished Canadians
The U of L's Dr. Bryan Kolb will receive an honorary degree from Concordia University
New uLethbridge student portal goes live
The student portal project reaches a milestone and is active for selected student users
University adding inclusive washrooms
Ten single-user inclusive washrooms, designed to enhance accessibility, safety, and an inclusive learning and working environments for students, staff and faculty, are now located across the U of L campus
Courses help new teachers navigate ethics issues
The U of L's Dr. Nancy Grigg discusses educating new teachers on ethics issues
Nursing professor looking to manage students' mistakes
With National Nursing Week running May 12-18, University of Lethbridge nursing professor Mark Pijl Zieber is looking at ways to help students prepare for the real world
Visuals help explain master's thesis
A look at Christine Clark's master's presentation at the U of L's Penny Building, and how it explores climate change
How the octopus keeps its arms straight
Dr. Jennifer Mather's expertise is quoted in a study on how octopus arms never get tangled
Greeks try to remain philosophical
Dr. Trevor Harrison, political sociologist at the University of Lethbridge and director of Parkland Institute, is currently travelling in Greece and Turkey where he discusses European economics
Substandard facilities challenge First Nations officers
Native American Studies professor Yale Belanger speaks to the challenges facing First Nations police forces
NSU student selected for top Canadian Immigrant Award
Manwar Khan, a student of North South University and an alum of the University of Lethbridge has been selected as one of 75 finalists in the prestigious RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards
