U of L to honour Glenbow Museum Chief Curator Emeritus
Hugh Dempsey, Chief Curator Emeritus at the Glenbow Museum, has written more than 20 books that focus primarily on the culture and history of the First Nations peoples of Alberta
Blackfoot elders respond to 2019 as International Year of Indigenous Languages
Dr. Inge Genee discusses the importance of protecting and maintaining Indigenous language
Paisley chosen to usher in new era of Pronghorn women’s hockey
The Pronghorns announced that Doug Paisley has been named the head coach of the women’s hockey program
U of L to honour advocate for rights of First Nations children
Cindy Blackstock, a professor of social work at McGill University, will be presented an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during Spring Convocation ceremonies on May 31.
U of L to honour art history professor
Anne Dymond has been named this year’s winner of the Volunteer Award at the University of Lethbridge
Dorothy Dalgliesh students experience U of L tradition
The U of L's mace program visits Picture Butte students
Trio of Broncos Will Become Pronghorns for University of Lethbridge
Michael Clarke, Owen Guenter and Josh Patrician have all committed to the University of Lethbridge for the upcoming 2019 2020 season
County supporting U of L engineering program
Lethbridge County has thrown their support behind a proposed engineering program at the University of Lethbridge
Concussions and surf culture: The untold truth of head-related injuries in the surfing world
U of L alum, Nikolaus Dean (BA '15), now a master's student at the University of British Columbia, is looking at concussions in surfing
New principal coming to Airdrie
U of L alum Nancy Dutchik (MEd '12) has been appointed principal at École Edwards Elementary School in Airdrie.
Celebrations set for new science building
Southern Albertans will be invited to a two-day celebration at the University of Lethbridge, when its long-awaited science building opens in September.
New U of L chancellor’s first event set for later this month
The U of L's chancellor will preside over his first official event later this month, the Chancellor’s Dinner on May 30
U of L researcher cycling across Canada for Alzheimer’s disease
U of L public health researcher Dr. Richard Larouche is cycling all the way to St. John’s, N.L., collecting donations for ongoing research into Alzheimer’s disease.
U of L appoints VP research to second term
Board of governors reappoints Dr. Erasmus Okine
‘One-of-a-kind’ violins, cello repurposed as art for Lethbridge youth music program fundraiser
Alberta artists painted seven well-used violins and one cello for a University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music fundraiser on May 11
Middle school students meet at U of L to Talk Science
More than 100 middle school students came together at the University of Lethbridge with a common interest in science with a competitive edge
Archaeology club hosting highway cleanup fundraiser
The University of Lethbridge Archaeology Club will be doing a highway cleanup on Saturday
Precision agriculture means less is more for irrigators
Very few studies have examined precision agriculture in Canada, but a new one from U of L researchers has put some numbers on the benefits
Biesheuvel among Hall inductees
Alumnus Ard Biesheuvel to be inducted into Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame
U of L to present honorary degree to Nobel Prize-winning physicist
The University of Lethbridge will honour the significant contributions of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Arthur McDonald
