Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies entering the small company market
RBC small business summit featured innovation from Alberta-made businesses and a chance to hear from the finest in the field
Time change has impact on health
Dr. Rob McDonald discusses how turning clocks back affects circadian rhythms
Kenny Otieno named new head coach of Pronghorns men’s basketball team
Assistant coach elevated to head role of Pronghorns men's basketball
Agriculture Roundup
ULethbridge student Makayla Gross, earns a $10,000 Rotary Club scholarship
Prairie Research Hub For Pandemic Preparedness To Be Led By University Of Alberta
ULethbridge part of hub that brings together experts, research facilities and training programs
U of L professor talks about storytelling and reconciliation
Don McIntyre tells a tale called "Raven as Trickster," demonstrating a common style of Indigenous storytelling
Students from U of L invent adaptive tools to help people with disabilities
Students working in Agility explain the inventions (adaptive tools) they're working on to help people with disabilities
Successful 2022 Milestones Support Value of Gb Sciences’ AI-Enabled Drug Discovery Platform
A look at ULethbridge's contributions to GB Sciences drug study
Conference aims to empower Blackfoot women
Indigenous Awareness Week concludes with seminal conference
ULethbridge signs on as supporter of the Buffalo Treaty
ULethbridge becomes first post-secondary to sign historic Buffalo Treaty
‘Politics looking for a problem’: How these political scientists see Alberta’s proposed anti-trespassing bill
Dr. Lars Hallstrom says the bill is a political ploy for a non-issue
U of L celebrates start of Indigenous Awareness Week
A look at Indigenous Awareness Week activities
Should Calgary Ditch The Cowboy Motif — Or Embrace It?
Dr. Robert Kossuth's work on the contributions of Black and Indigenous cowboys is cited in this examination of Calgary culture
Lethbridge Pronghorns swimmer wins national gold medal
Chris Alexander overcame a devastating injury to reach the top of the podium
Homeless shelter to provide road to recovery, SACPA hears
Chancellor Charles Weaselhead believes Alpha House may soon be able to offer more than just beds for the city’s homeless
Former Lethbridge resident nominated for MusiCounts award at Junos
Alumna Heidi (Fellner) Wood (BMus/BEd '00) will at the Juno Awards on March 13 as she is a nominee for the MusiCounts Teacher of the Year award
Young, Labman and Liew: Here's why asylum-seekers are using Roxham Road
Dr. Julie Young comments on the development of an informal border crossing for asylum-seekers
Calgary solar company seeing increased demand due to rising electricity costs
Dhillon School of Business alumnus creates business to capture solar market
Charles Weaselhead joins Alberta advisory panel
The panel will shape Alberta’s approach to addiction and mental health care
Lethbridge Post Secondary thoughts on the 2023 budget
President Mike Mahon comments on what the provincial budget means to ULethbridge
