Alberta-Asia opportunities
Theresa Woo-Paw, associate minister of international and intergovernmental relations (Asia), visits the University of Lethbridge
Leading scientists converging on U of L today
The RiboWest conference is now in its 10th year and it attracts experts in the field of RNA research from around the world
Pop art's finest on display
Fans of Andy Warhol and Pop Art in general have a rare opportunity to view some of the works in the University of Lethbridge’s art collection Thursday
Students make the grade on national math challenge
The University of Lethbridge participates in Math Kangaroo
Changing grasshopper species
The U of L's Dr. Dan Johnson says as many as 25 grasshopper species can be found in a single field, and only a few of those species are pests
OHA hired NCAA coach to guide female midgets
Former Pronghorns women's hockey team coach and U of L alumnus Jim Fetter earns a new position
University of Lethbridge and Red Crow Community College strengthen relationship, create more opportunities for students
A long-standing relationship between the University of Lethbridge and Red Crow Community College has been strengthened through the signing of a memorandum of understanding
A hero in the heat of the moment
Third-year U of L education student Jared Nieboer was presented with the Canadian Red Cross Rescuer Award
Christou Citizen of the Year
Dr. Van Christou, this year’s Lethbridge Citizen of the Year, has dedicated himself to the Lethbridge community
Meet the Imagine Cup 2014 World Finals Teams!
The University of Lethbridge claVision team is one of 11 teams to qualify for the World Finals Innovation category of the Microsoft Imagine Cup
Career was Simonized
In tune with Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, U of L family physician, Dr. Arlene Oishi, is a Bridge Over Troubled Water for those with mental health issues
Program breaks down barriers
The Lethbridge Soccer Association, and University of Lethbridge instructor Mary Dyck, have brought soccer to Lethbridge kids with developmental disabilities
Special Olympics adds four programs
Horns women's basketball coach Erin McAleenan helps run basketball trials for Special Olympics athletes
U of L aspires to reach out more
The inaugural Exploration Expo event also launches ASPIRE, expanding the University's outreach initiatives
A look at Florida Panthers coaching candidate Bill Peters
Former U of L Pronghorns men's hockey coach Bill Peters is eyed as a possible head coach for the Florida Panthers
Eyes on the science prize
Recent PhD graduate Dr. Jennifer Kellie, a School of Graduate Studies Medal of Merit winner, is profiled by her hometown newspaper
Parksville man honoured with Order of B.C.
Former University of Lethbridge professor, Dr. Roger H. Barnsley, receives the province of B.C.'s most prestigious accolade
A quick burst is better
Kinesiology professor, Dr. Tom Hazell, and his students explore interval training and its benefits
Pellis awarded U of L's Ingrid Speaker Medal
This year’s winner of the University of Lethbridge’s Ingrid Speaker Medal for Distinguished Research, Scholarship, or Performance is Dr. Sergio Pellis
Pesticide research cuts ignore human health issues: biologist
Dr. Alice Hontela, U of L biology professor who studies pesticide effects on the environment, is concerned that research funding tends to focus more on technology and economics than on the environment
