Business schools launch ‘overdue’ efforts to Indigenize curricula
The Dhillon School of Business introduced a mandatory Indigenous course in its four-year undergraduate degree
Hundreds of Blackfoot artifacts are held in British museums. Here's how one project bridges the gap
Three-year project involved university researchers, led by Blackfoot advisers and elders
COVID can cause strange eye and ear symptoms
Changes in hearing and balance can also be a sign of SARS-CoV-2 infection, says U of L neuroscientist Zahra Jafari
How Can This Be More Accessible
Dr. Jeffrey MacCormack discusses helping students with exceptional learning needs
Trilateral Talks Take Place Against Backdrop of Supply Chain, Protectionism Concerns
Dr. Geoffrey Hale discusses the issues at play that might present a challenge to forming a united continental vision
Crozon, Bosch and Team Canada win bronze at FIBA 3×3 AmeriCup
Current Pronghorns assistant coach Paige Crozon and former Pronghorn Kacie Bosch contribute to effort
Awards celebrating philanthropy
U of L nominees KWBA Architects and Sherry Davis earn awards for philanthropic contributions.
Startup Blue Sky Analytical Labs calls U of L home
Blue Sky, a unique startup venture providing specialized analytical testing, uses U of L space and scientific laboratory equipment
New Town of Olds operations director on the job
Alumnus Scott Grieco, the new Town of Olds operations director, comes to the community after working for the City of Lethbridge
Themes of ‘Design For Living’ ahead of their time
The University of Lethbridge drama department is taking the audience back in time to bring ‘Design For Living’ to life
Themes of ‘Design For Living’ ahead of their time
The U of L drama department is taking the audience back in time to bring Noel Coward's "Design For Living" to life. The play runs Nov. 16 to 20 and explores contemporary themes like gender and sexuality
Study Suggests Some Men Eat Red Meat To Appear More Masculine
A study by U of L researcher Dr. Rhiannon Mesler (Dhillon School of Business, Calgary campus) has suggested some men who feel insecure about their masculinity will eat more red meat to appear more manly.
Lethbridge College applying to become a polytechnic, U of L open to playing greater role in health training
The U of L is open to playing a broader role in the delivery of health care services in southern Alberta
Study Suggests Some Men Eat Red Meat To Appear More Masculine
Rhiannon Mesler of the Dhillon School of Business heads study that links perceived masculinity to eating habits
Alta. ag minister resigns amid personal conduct allegations
Lars Hallstrom, director of the Prentice Institute, comments on the state of the provincial government
City percussion instructor’s beats becomes a hit on YouTube
Joe Porter (BMus ’11, MMus ’13), a percussion instructor at U of L Conservatory of Music, recently reached one million subscribers on his YouTube channel
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
