Operation Red Nose campaign to begin its 25th year in Lethbridge
The University of Lethbridge’s “Operation Red Nose” will once again begin its holiday campaign November 29
Sakamotos add incentive for ‘wish tree’
Ron and Joyce Sakamoto are providing another incentive for this week’s Christmas Tree Festival
University of Lethbridge hosts International Education Week
With over 85 countries represented at the U of L every year, International Education Week gives the campus community the opportunity to celebrate
What America Lost When It Lost the Bison
The U of L's Dr. Leroy Little Bear comments on reestablishing the bison herds on traditional lands
Speakers needed for Lethbridge’s first TEDx event
The University of Lethbridge is looking for locals who can give a talk on the theme, “I Am Still Learning”
Defining a New Datum: University of Lethbridge–Science Commons, Lethbridge, Alberta
This fall, the Science Commons opened its doors to a new generation of researchers, students and staff. The 38,400-square-metre, $219-million facility presents an ambitious new vision for cross-disciplinary university research in Canada.
Western Investor’s annual selection of five western cities to place your property investments over the next year
University of Lethbridge plays role in boosting Lethbridge's fourth-ranked investor economy
U of L’s research prowess recognized
The University of Lethbridge has maintained a top-three standing in the latest Research Infosource rankings report.
U of L: 26% of post-secondary students face food scarcity
The University of Lethbridge has launched a new program called Nourish, which is meant to raise the profile of the efforts to combat hunger and food scarcity for local students
Casson, Gallimore named to U of L board of governors
Two well-known southern Albertans are joining the board of governors at the University of Lethbridge.
Dhillon IME students helping Interfaith Food Bank
University of Lethbridge students within the Dhillon School of Business’s Integrated Management Experience program assist local non-profit organizations in solving problems they face.
Horns swimmers gearing up for Canada West championship
The Pronghorns host the Canada West Championships Nov. 22-24
Spooky Science day makes learning fun
Let’s Talk Science invited children from the community to the Science Commons to have some Halloween fun with some of the schools creepy and spooky sciences
New student-written fiction contest will be richest in Canada
The University of Lethbridge has established the richest prize for student-written short fiction in Canada
‘1984 Cranes’ one of eight new exhibits opening at Casa today
U of L fine arts alumna Freyja Patton opens a new exhibition at Casa
McKinnon and Waknuk step into new roles
University of Lethbridge Pronghorns men’s and women’s basketball teams under new guidance
U of L shredding event aids campus food bank
University of Lethbridge staff and students, in partnership with Lethbridge Mobile Shredding, held their annual “Nightmare on Shred Street”
Pronghorns welcome Dyer into program
First-year head coach Doug Paisley and the women’s hockey program has announced the signing of forward Mallory Dyer.
Life Balance Fair offers options for U of L students, faculty
The U of L hosted its annual Life Balance Fair to help students, faculty and staff find ways to balance their personal and professional lives
Would an unelected cabinet minister from Alberta help Trudeau?
The U of L's Dr. Geoffrey Hale offers his perspective on what Trudeau could and should do
