U of L In The News

U of L In The News

Are there any homosexual animals? See them here

Dr. Paul Vasey says that for some animals, homosexual behaviour isn't an occasional event but a regular thing

Black History Month inspires a father to think about the world his daughter will grow up in

Washington, D.C., lawyer and U of L alumnus Julian SpearChief-Morris tells his story

Lethbridge families embrace the cold, or head online, for Family Day

Fortunately, in a pandemic-worthy pivot, the U of L decided to not only host Play Day online, they also expanded it a week

Archaeological Society hosting virtual presentation on the history of pandemics

Dr. Kevin McGeough of the University of Lethbridge will speak on “pandemics of the ancient world.”

This Calgary apparel company is reviving your favourite dead sports franchises

Former students Jonathan Anderson and Garrett Crump reconnect for business opportunity

Why Do Straight Women Trust Gay Men More Than Other Women?

New research by Scott Semenyna and Paul Vasey helps to unpack the complex dynamics which impact this phenomenon.

Carleton’s Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Announces Winner of Best Paper Prize

Dr. Geoffrey Hale has won the 2020 CFPJ Best Paper Prize for his peer-reviewed article

University of Lethbridge welcomes Dr. Dena McMartin as new Vice-President (Research)

A leading researcher in rural water management is poised to assume a senior management role

Lethbridge educators say more girls are going into science-based programs

Educators at every level say they are enthusiastically guiding more young women and girls into science and technology fields

U of L planning “significant return to campus” this fall

If you have been holding out on applying to post-secondary due to the pandemic, keep your eyes open for this fall.

Researcher addresses COVID myth

Dr. Trushar Patel speaks about the origins of the coronavirus and the worldwide effort to produce viable, safe and effective vaccines.

Predators line up for grasshoppers

Dr. Dan Johnson addresses the Manitoba Agronomists Conference

University of Lethbridge and North & Company LLP readying to present 10th annual Play Day to community

The power of play and all its benefits may be more important now than ever.

$25,000 donation supports students at U of L’s Dhillon School of Business

The gift builds on the bursary Costco first established in 2015 to provide one bursary to a second-year student

Fake news, pandemic, evolving job market — a liberal education is needed more than ever

Dr. Shelly Wismath explains how critical thinkers are more prepared for the changing world

Cannabis cultivar study reaches clinical trial stage

Drs. Olga and Igor Kovalchuk's cannabis cultivar study into treating COVID-19 symptoms now in trials

Heart and Stroke campaign goes virtual

The foundation is currently funding 39 research projects in Alberta, including the work of Dr. Richard Larouche at the University of Lethbridge

Windy Rafters homestead is setting for book series

U of L alumna Ronalee Orr is writing a children’s fiction series set at her family homestead

Heart of a Community

Alumnus Dr. Anmol Kapoor and Raman Kapoor are leaders in their community

Federal government has had Albertans' back during COVID

Dr. Trevor Harrison makes the case that Ottawa isn't the big bad wolf it's been made out to be

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