Dr. Robert Kossuth appointed Associate Dean
Kossuth begins his new role immediately and will be responsible for several portfolios in the Faculty of Arts & Science
Hess art gallery displays an Indigenous-led exploration into AI
ULethbridge Art Gallery’s latest exhibit feature’s the creative outcomes of nine Indigenous artists
Pronghorns preparing to host Saskatchewan in final home weekend
Seniors to be celebrated at final home games
Artificial Intelligence: Pushing boundaries of ethics and influence
ULethbridge's Dr. Nicholas Dunn discusses international guidelines for AI
Waknuk becomes winningest coach in Pronghorn women’s basketball history
Horns coach says working with people the highlight of his work, above the results
Love turns brutal on local stage
ULethbridge fine arts alumni reconvene to produce new stage show
Pronghorns basketball announces new title sponsor
Ward Bros. Construction will be investing $150,000 into the Pronghorn basketball programs
University community mourns passing of former president Dr. Bill Cade
ULethbridge pays tribute to president who guided institution through significant growth
Canada has too few professional archeologists, and that has economic consequences
ULethbridge's Dr. Ken Holyoke discusses the need for more professional archeologists
Lethbridge post-secondary leaders look ahead to 2026
ULethbridge President Dr. Digvir Jayas excited about the upcoming year
Recall law being used exactly as UCP wrote it, says expert
Dr. Trevor Harrison says due diligence before the act was approved could have foreseen problems
Forum for the study of the ‘philosophy’ of AI launched at universities in Ontario and Alberta
The Canadian Association for the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence was created to address a “longstanding gap” in Canada’s AI landscape
Philosophy Professor to Co-Lead First Canadian Association for the Philosophy of AI
ULethbridge's Dr. Nicholas Dunn is a co-lead on the project
Lethbridge County students awarded $8,500 in post-secondary funding
ULethbridge biochemistry student Cherise Overeem received a $2,000 Community Benefit Scholarship
When compassion becomes discrimination: The ethics of MAID for mental illness
ULethbridge philosophy professor Dr. Nicholas Dunn examines ethical issues around MAID
New study at the University of Lethbridge looks to understand ADHD in sports; seeking participants
Justine Cotnoir aims to contribute original research about neurodiversity in sport
U of L genome machine earns silver medal at international competition
OSAGE project earned high marks from judges
How to talk about gender and sexuality without division
ULethbridge professor Brent Saccucci addresses SACPA audience
Two New Books on Indigenous Culture
A look at Faculty of Fine Arts' Dr. Monique Giroux's examination of Métis music
A growing opportunity: Indigenous agriculture in Canada
Dr. Leroy Little Bear shares how restoring bison populations can be a path to Indigenous reconciliation and regeneration
