Pollinator Café project in Lethbridge sees expansion
Environment Lethbridge teamed up with students from the Dhillon School of Business, as well as local businesses, to expand the Pollinator Café initiative with 11 new planters in the Warehouse District.
More movies being shot in Alberta?
ULethbridge professor Deric Olsen talks about the health of the TV/Film industry in Alberta
U of L completes study for new Parkinson’s disease therapy
The dose response study in rodents performed at ULethbridge helps to establish the correct dosing of Gb Sciences’ cannabinoid-containing Parkinson’s formulations
Cochrane High graduate awarded prestigious scholarship
Janelle Saltvold, a 2023 Cochrane High graduate, was awarded the Chinook Scholarship by the University of Lethbridge.
A walkthrough guide to The Works Art and Design Festival 2023
ULethbridge Faculty of Fine Arts alumna Arcana Shanks is a featured artist at the Edmonton festival
What immigrants need to succeed in Canada, according to one who did
A look at Bob Dhillon, and how the Dhillon School of Business supports entrepreneurship and mentorship
Howard Tennant left behind legacy of success at U of L
Former University of Lethbridge president and vice-chancellor Howard Tennant is being remembered as a respected leader who served not only the U of L but the community as a whole
Rare octopus nursery found, teeming with surprises
Dr. Jennifer Mather shares her insight on this unique find
Scientists Are Going Nuts About ‘Rare’ Naked Ground Squirrels Found Near Saskatoon | CBC News
Dr. Gail Michener, who has studied the squirrels for more than 40 years, comments on the rare find
Mpox DNA targeted by University of Lethbridge researchers
Dr. Trushar Patel's lab is making a new genetic discovery to help fight Mpox
Alberta is in a drought and farmers are struggling
Roya Mousavi, a PhD candidate in the Department of Geography and Environment, recently spoke to CBC News about the impacts of drought and climate change
U of L president walks toward community engagement
Incoming president and vice-chancellor Digvir Jayas’ first official day was marked by a welcome walk around campus
Pronghorns Curling Program returns to U of L with head coach Casey Scheidegger
Starting this upcoming season, the University will include curling as a competitive club participating in the U Sport Curling Championships
What do players from different countries like? Slotegrator experts share their vision
ULethbridge study says Canadian males are over-represented in terms of gambling participation
Weather opening door to grasshopper invasion
Dr. Dan Johnson says Lethbridge is looking fairly safe this summer but there are pockets that may see significant problems
ULethbridge, Navitas partner to support international students with UICC
The University of Lethbridge and Navitas have announced a strategic partnership to offer new opportunities to international students
Otieno piecing together a competitive roster for Horns men’s basketball
Horns men's basketball coach preparing for his first year at the helm
Faculty of Education alumni earn valuable roles
ULethbridge alumni earn positions throughout school systems
‘A symbol of what humans shouldn’t be doing’: the new world of octopus farming
Dr. Jennifer Mather lends her voice to the debate over octopus farming
Deputy superintendent Hellman says goodbye to a lifetime at MHCBE
Alumnus Chuck Hellman began working within the Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education in 1988
