David M. Shribman: Breaking up is hard to do, eh?
Dr. Geoffrey Hale discusses Canadian-American relations
Alta. goes online for rural development input
Lars Hallstrom of the Prentice Institute says the initiative should be viewed positively
These aquatic invaders pose a big risk in Alberta
Lauren Zink, a U of L PhD candidate, discusses the effects of aquatic invaders like goldfish and Prussian carp in three city ponds.
Des « refuges climatiques » pour préserver la biodiversité des Rocheuses
Dr. Stefan Kienzle discusses how climate change may affect Banff wildlife
Cruise of the Amoreena: A former Slocan man’s journey across the Pacific
Alumnus George Kamitakahara was three years into a round-the-world voyage when his sailboat hit a reef
On Alberta's dryland farms, reflections on a devastating year and an eye to what's next
Geography professor Dr. Stefan Kienzle says dryland farmers in southern Alberta are facing several worsening growing conditions.
Report provides rural Canada with road map
Lars Hallstrom says many of Alberta’s smaller communities are struggling with what it means to be rural in the 21st century
Towns in southern Alberta asking residents to celebrate Halloween early
Dr. Jennifer Otto explains the birth of Halloween and why some religions would rather it not be celebrated on a Sunday
Pronghorns eager to return to the court after extra extended Canada West hiatus
Pronghorns basketball teams are finally back on the court for Canada West play
Albertans Vote Against Equalization. What Happens Now?
Geoffrey Hale says the result means very little in the big scheme
Nikka Yuko’s Bunka Centre to open its doors next month
The Centre for Oral History and Tradition at the University of Lethbridge is overseeing The Memory Capture Project
Researchers from Alberta universities patent urine-based analysis to diagnose concussions
U of L researchers have been approved for a provisional patent on a test that will quickly diagnose concussions using a urine sample
On Art: ‘From the Collection: Margaret Shelton’
A look at the current uLethbridge Art Gallery exhibit
Water shortages are a major risk of climate change. Alberta may already be seeing warning signs
U of L water experts weigh in on a disturbing trend
University of Lethbridge study uses urine analysis to diagnose concussions
Concussion or traumatic brain injury has become one of the most important issues in sport. U of L researchers are using a non-invasive test that examines specific metabolites in a player’s urine.
Lethbridge post-secondary schools say enrollment is ‘steady’
There have been plenty of changes for post-secondary institutions for nearly two years now, but one thing that has remained constant is students looking to learn.
Oldman River’s low water levels adding stress to ecosystem: experts
Dr. Stefan Kienzle comments on the fragility of the Old Man River watershed
Lethbridge author chronicles life with bipolar disorder
U of L student Jason Wegner co-authors book on living with a mental illness with uLethbridge professor and psychologist Dr. Kerry Bernes
Pump on or plug in?
Dr. Danny LeRoy weighs in on the hidden costs of policy initiatives put forward by policitians for electric-powered vehicles
Permanent daylight saving time “worst” option for Alberta says U of L Professor
Dr. Rob McDonald explains how permanent DST plays havoc with the body's internal clock
