U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Indigenous students success certificate bridges the education gap

ULethbridge's Indigenous Success Certificate provides students with a foundational academic university experience that embraces the Indigenous ways of knowing and learning.

She wrote in the Holocaust’s shadow. Can Poland bear to read her?

Honorary degree recipient (2006) Chava Rosenfarb’s stories of the Holocaust and its aftermath offer lessons in complicity and guilt that are still urgent today

Madden NFL 24 Comes With A Kansas City Easter Egg

ULethbridge neuroscientist Dr. Ian Whishaw gives his insight on a unique aspect of Patrick Mahomes' character

Galt program connects people to the stories of prairie plants

ULethbridge biologist Dr. Jenny Burke contributes her knowledge to new Galt program

More than a dozen agricultural disasters now declared as Alberta's south stays dry for months

Dr. Danny LeRoy comments on the lingering drought issues in Alberta

Does ovulation make you horny? Here's what a doctor says

ULethbridge study cited as supporting proposed hypothesis

Summer camps in and around Lethbridge doing their best to operate within the hot, hot heat

ULethbridge camps keeping kids safe in the extreme heat

Protecting Canada’s most precious resource

Dr. Stefan Kienzle argues that Canada's most precious resource — water — should be protected at all costs

Report shows Lethbridge rents low, but student groups say it’s still costly

ULethbridge students explore housing options on and off campus

Bringing the classroom outdoors: Pigeon Lake hosts Land2Lab Camp

Alumnus Glinnis Buffalo presents the Land2Lab Camp, a collaborative community project aimed at prioritizing Indigenous science

Fruit flies may enjoy taking carousels for a spin

Dr. Sergio Pellis says, if true, it would be the first instance of a type called “locomotor play” in these animals

Northern Lakes College hires Onofrychuk as VP, academic

Management alumnus Brad Onofrychuk earns appointment

University of Lethbridge biologist finds a new tool to help save endangered plant species

The number of plant species at risk in Canada outweighs endangered animals

Erin Hurkett appointed Director of Learning for Division

Alumna takes on key administrative role with school division

How to build healthier communities — and people

ULethbridge isntructor and urban planner Spencer Croil has helped develop new planning guidelines

New Therapeutic Target for Alzheimer's Disease Uncovered

A team of researchers from ULethbridge and Université Laval have succeeded in reversing certain cognitive manifestations associated with Alzheimer's disease in an animal model of the disease

Canmore Utility Master Plan should be council approved: governance experts

Dr. Lars Hallstrom weighs in on the utility master plan

Local teen competing in Miss Universe Canada

Viktoriya Kornishyna, a ULethbridge kinesiology student, has been selected as a delegate for Miss Universe Canada 2023

Kids showcase STEM Camp to Rachael Thomas

Lethbridge MP Rachael Thomas was at the University as part of Bring Your MP to STEM Camp. The initiative is a national campaign by Actua, Canada’s leading science, technology, engineering and mathematics youth outreach network.

Indigenous youth participate in summer learning activities, camps

ULethbridge and Lethbridge College co-hosted the Outland Youth Employment program, which taught students about future education options and shared information about what programs they might be interested in.

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