U of L In The News

U of L In The News

New graduate scholarships established

The scholarships are available to students pursuing a Master of Science in any of WGRF’s priority research areas

How Active Are Youth Around The World? University Of Lethbridge Study Wants To Find Out

A team of researchers, led by ULethbridge's Dr. Richard Larouche, is looking to find out just how physically active youth are across the world

Molcak reflects on time at University of Lethbridge after seeing number retired

Shawna (Molcak)Kolaczek donned the blue and gold from 1986 to 1991 and was the first U of L female athlete to have her jersey retired in school history

Dr. Ruth Collins-Nakai receives honorary degree

Influential medical doctor, Dr. Ruth Collins-Nakai, who has enhanced the health and well-being of Canadian society, received an honorary degree from the University of Lethbridge during the Spring 2022 Convocation.

Post-secondary students prepare for normal, full return to campus in Lethbridge

Natasha Buis-Deering and Dr. Trushar Patel look ahead to the Fall 2022 semester

U of L team wins “big data challenge” by predicting pandemic paths

A team of student researchers at the University of Lethbridge’s Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience hope to make it easier for societies to respond to future pandemics.

Bali Monkeys Using Stones as ‘Sex Toys’

ULethbridge researcher Camilla Cenni led a study that showed both male and female long-tailed macaques were observed tapping or rubbing stones on their genitals

Chylisse Marchand believes creating art is good therapy

Alumna Chylisse Marchand loves painting and each piece she paints has a special meaning

Hot off the press: Galt Museum explores evolution of local media

The Galt Museum and Archives updated its History of Local Media exhibit in partnership with ULethbridge’s Museum Studies Program

Alzheimer’s Society contributing $5M for dementia research in Alberta

Dr. Rob Sutherland says this funding is going to make a big impact

Martingale strategy and averaging down: What you need to know

Dr. Robert Williams weighs in on analyzing the behaviour of gamblers and investors

Diet, exercise key to boosting immune system before return to school: expert

Nursing instructor Bob Marthiensen says there are ways to ensure your child is in top shape to fight off any bugs going around

U of L student researchers studying elusive toads

Summer students working in Dr. Julie Lee-Yaw’s biology lab at ULethbridge are very keen about amphibians to the point where they are spending their free time looking out for the Plains Spadefoot Toad.

How New Bedford's Allexia Barros is empowering women as she chases dream of WNBA

Former Horns women's basketball player giving back to community

University of Lethbridge researchers to conduct 5-year wetland study

ULethbridge researchers have received funding totalling approximately $1.5-million to study the impacts of land use on watersheds.

Lethbridge Shakespeare group to stage ‘Hamlet’ at Empress Theatre

Hamlet, William Shakespeare’s most-performed play, comes to the Empress Theatre stage. The production is directed by Shelley Scott, a professor at the University of Lethbridge.

Red Deer athlete plays for Scottish national lacrosse team in European championships

ULethbridge finance student got to play indoor lacrosse for his ancestral homeland of Scotland

Will BC Let Mount Polley Mine Keep Pumping Waste into Quesnel Lake?

Dr. Gregory Pyle's study and findings contribute to debate about safety

University of Lethbridge researcher examines viability of rice crops in southern Alberta

Could rice be a viable crop in southern Alberta? A team of researchers at the University of Lethbridge is trying to find out.

Discrimination causes disease and aging, researchers warn

ULethbridge's Dr. Olga Kovalchuk and her daughter Dr. Anna Fiselier from the University of Calgary (UofC) are part of the research team and asking to increase efforts to end discrimination as it can be detrimental to the human body.

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