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More people needed for careers in agriculture

The University's inaugural Agri-Scientist in Residence discusses the declining numbers of people pursuing agriculture as a career Global News [http://globalnews.ca/news/1131291/people-needed-for-careers-in-agriculture/]

Last Tile ceremony marked library's full recovery

Last Tile ceremony marked library's full recovery

A long journey of restoration finally came to a conclusion for the University of Lethbridge Library on December 19, 2013. More than six months since the June 5, 2013 flood event that saw the library among the facilities damaged by a broken water main, and after countless hours of restoration

Cheryl Croucher with Dr. Locke Spencer

Innovation Anthology's Cheryl Croucher speaks with Dr. Locke Spencer and his work in building an interferometer for space Innovation Anthology [http://www.innovationanthology.com/programs.php?id=613&mode=full]

Veldman, Millman recognized with Pronghorn awards

A record-setting performance and a personal best that resulted in a gold medal earned Kim Veldman and Peter Millman nods as the Female and Male Subway Pronghorn Athletes of the Week this week. After setting a new school record for career rebounds two weeks ago, Pronghorns women's

Study looks at dance as therapy for Parkinson's patients

A combined effort by the University of Lethbridge, University of Calgary and Parkinson Alberta aims to improve patients’ motor skills and spark a lust for life Calgary Herald [http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/calgary/Study+looks+dance+therapy+Parkinson+patients/9469452/story.html]

Millman, Gallagher continue hot start to indoor throwing season

Pronghorn throwers Peter Millman and Kayla Gallagher are having a fine start to the Canada West track season Truro Daily News [http://www.trurodaily.com/Sports/2014-02-04/article-3602899/Millman,-Gallagher-continue-hot-start-to-indoor-throwing-season/1]

Canadian museums take part in project to track down Nazi-looted paintings

Six Canadian art museums, including the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery, are participating in a project that’s expected to help them determine if they have any Nazi-looted paintings in their permanent collections Globe and Mail [http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/art-and-architecture/canadian-museums-take-part-in-

Langevin leaves program

Pronghorns women's rugby head coach Neil Langevin, after a year away from the program, makes it official and steps away for good Lethbridge Herald [http://lethbridgeherald.com/sports/pronghorns/2014/02/langevin-leaves-program/]

Bullying vigil

Alumnus Manwar Khan holds a candlelight vigil in Calgary for victims of bullying and violence CBC Television [http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Canada/Calgary/ID/2434509525/]

Scene and Heard - Teacher Job Fair

Mark Campbell visits the University of Lethbridge and the annual Teacher Job Fair Global News [http://globalnews.ca/video/1122885/scene-and-heard-jan-31]

Five more medals for Horns' track team

In just the team's second meet of the season, the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns track and field squad continues to produce encouraging results as they prepare for the Canada West Championships. This past weekend at the University of Manitoba Bison Classic, the Horns earned five medals. This comes

University of Lethbridge launches new fluorine research centre

The Canadian Centre for Research in Advanced Fluorine Technologies (C-CRAFT) is launched by the University Pincher Creek Voice [http://www.pinchercreekvoice.com/2014/02/university-of-lethbridge-launches-new.html#/page/1]

Where have all the folkies gone?

U of L sociologist Dr. Trevor Harrison discusses the loss of folk music on our airwaves, saying the vast majority of radio channels today are corporate entities that play popular music Winnipeg Free Press [http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analysis/where-have-all-the-folkies-gone-243046381.html]

Horns, Hansen a good match

A look at the happy marriage between new Horns men's basketball head coach Mike Hansen and the U of L program Lethbridge Herald [http://lethbridgeherald.com/sports/pronghorns/2014/01/horns-hansen-a-good-match/]

University finally cracks advertising to youth

The U of L's Out of This World contest video has gone viral and is lauded as a more effective way to appeal to students breakingnews.ie [http://www.breakingnews.ie/discover/university-finally-cracks-advertising-to-youth-621630.html]

U of L hosts soil scientist this week

Leading Canadian soil scientist Dr. Bill McGregor is one campus Feb. 3-7 as the inaugural Agri-Scientist in Residence Lethbridge Herald [http://lethbridgeherald.com/news/local-news/2014/02/u-of-l-hosts-soil-scientist-this-week/]

International interest in Teacher Job Fair

School board representatives near and far annually come to the University's Teacher Job Fair to recruit the province's best young educators Lethbridge Herald [http://lethbridgeherald.com/news/local-news/2014/02/international-interest-in-teacher-job-fair/]

Langevin officially steps down as Horns women's rugby coach

Langevin officially steps down as Horns women's rugby coach

After taking a one year leave as the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s rugby head coach, Neil Langevin has officially resigned as the head coach of the program. JJ Ondrus, who served as the team’s interim coach last season, has been appointed as the head coach for the

Open Mike - February 2014, Concern over the prospect of local oil and gas drilling

Open Mike - February 2014, Concern over the prospect of local oil and gas drilling

Now that we are once again in full swing, I wanted to take the time to welcome everyone back for the Spring Semester and address a few issues that have arisen since my last Open Mike column prior to Christmas. One of the most contentious issues that has come to

C-CRAFT ushers in new era of fluorine research

C-CRAFT ushers in new era of fluorine research

Advanced research experiments, state-of-the-art laboratories, guidance from a top expert in the field - these are the exclusive benefits enjoyed by chemistry students studying fluorine at the University of Lethbridge, home of the new Canadian Centre for Research in Advanced Fluorine Technologies [http://www.uleth.ca/research/canadian-

University launches C-CRAFT, advancing the science of fluorine chemistry

University launches C-CRAFT, advancing the science of fluorine chemistry

A new initiative to advance the science of fluorine chemistry will make the University of Lethbridge Canada’s leading institution for studying and developing useful applications for this reactive element. The newly launched Canadian Centre for Research in Advanced Fluorine Technologies (C-CRAFT) will serve as a hub for fluorine

Agri-Scientist in Residence, McGregor, coming to U of L

Agri-Scientist in Residence, McGregor, coming to U of L

Leading Canadian soil scientist, Dr. Bill McGregor, will bring his knowledge to students and faculty members at the University of Lethbridge as the inaugural Agri-Scientist in Residence, the week of February 3 to 7, 2014. McGregor, who received his PhD in soil biochemistry from the University of Saskatchewan, has

CFI supports advanced landscape monitoring at ULeth

An audio interview with the University of Lethbridge's Dr. Chris Hopkinson, (CAIP) Research Chair in Terrestrial Ecosystems Remote Sensing Innovation Anthology [http://www.innovationanthology.com/programs.php?id=612]

U of L researcher receives Oxford fellowship

Neuroscientist Dr. Rob McDonald is headed to Oxford University in March 2015, earning a prestigious appointment as a visiting fellow Lethbridge Herald [http://lethbridgeherald.com/news/local-news/2014/01/u-of-l-researcher-receives-oxford-fellowship/]

Super Bowl ads get more feminine

University of Lethbridge sociologist Dr. Reginald Bibby says the Super Bowl is one of the unique times when both sexes actually share a football experience Montreal Gazette [http://www.montrealgazette.com/business/Super+Bowl+more+feminine/9452196/story.html]