Cuttlefish remember what, where and when they ate
The U of L's Dr. Jennifer Mather (psychology) discusses cephalopod smarts and the tremendous flexibility and cognitive capacity of these very interesting animals
$256-million day
The University of Lethbridge receives A $200-million investment from the Government of Alberta for the development of the Destination Project
Not your average Joe
University of Lethbridge Tim Horton's employee Joe McCarty is surprised with a thank you and gift from U of L students who appreciate his contributions to the University community
U.S. water expert excited to join U of L
Dr. Bryan Brooks, the University's Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Chair, gives his first presentation to a University of Lethbridge audience
Making a difference
University of Lethbridge nursing students heading to Malawi next spring are trying to make a difference in a country where one $10 mosquito net can help save a small family
Local music teachers under the radar
A columnist espouses the virtues of local music teachers in Portage La Prairie, including U of L Faculty of Education alumnus James Reynolds
UBC's Dube, Lethbridge's Brine honoured
Pronghorns men's basketball forward Brandon Brine is recognized as the CIS Male Athlete of the Week
University of Lethbridge features their own
The University of Lethbridge presents an excellent video of three of their own professors' recent book releases, including Five Rivers' John Poulsen
Rogers win or lose?
Looking at the massive Rogers Communication deal with the NHL in the context of Dr. Reg Bibby's findings that teenagers’ interest in the NHL has dropped from 45 to 35 per cent in the past two decades
An NFL team in Canada can co-exist with the CFL. Here's how
U of L sociologist Dr. Reg Bibby's research reveals that Canadians love football and would welcome the NFL, but only if the CFL survives
Choir conductor awarded
Alumna Linda Burwell, conductor of Cardston Elementary School’s Choirs, has been awarded the Alberta Choral Federation Con Spirito Award
Energizing our lives, our community
Nursing students from the University of Lethbridge organize a children's program in Cardston as part of the town's Community Awareness Evening
Are today's young people speaking a foreign language?
U of L linguist Nicole Rosen says today's youth aren’t often speaking the Queen’s English but it’s unrealistic to expect they will
Come on in, the water's fine
The annual JDC West Chillin' 4 Charity fundraising event for the United Way was a big success as Faculty of Management students took the festivities to Galt Gardens
Thrown right into the mix
U of L education student Shannon Booth is completing her practicum at Cochrane's Bow Valley High School, and she has made a significant contribution to school life while there
History in the making
The University launches the Centre for Oral History and Tradition, capturing the region's present for generations to come
Yukon's hockey prowess knows no bounds
A wrap-up of Whitehorse hockey products who are playing outside of the Yukon includes Pronghorns women's player Angela Burke
Researcher finds relatiionship between tribal and business ethics
The University's Dr. Leroy Little Bear and Amethyst Beverly First Rider will make presentations at the third annual Quantum Storytelling Conference, Dec. 15 to 17 in Las Cruces, New Mexico
Maluwa honoured by U of L's Faculty of Health Sciences
Aaron Maluwa, the director of Education Services with Museums of Malawi, earned the Friends of Health Sciences Award
The Art Canada Institute Releases Free Expert-Authored Online Art Books to Offer a 21st-Century Take on Canadian Art History
Fine Arts professor Leslie Dawn's online art book is one of six that will be released to celebrate the launch of the Art Canada Institute
