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Student play debuting

TheatreXtra debuts the award winning play 1000 Names, by U of L student and playwright, Chelsea Woolley (BA/BEd student), Nov. 1-3 in the David Spinks Theatre. A mystery that spans both place and time, 1000 Names is set in Poland during World War II. "To say this is

Exhibit explores act of artistic conservation

A new gallery exhibit on the University of Lethbridge campus brings exposure to the behind-the-scenes activity that keeps art alive and well in our community. "Preventive conservation is a continual and on-going process that combats the process of aging and deterioration of artist's media," says Juliet

Globe report strong for U of L

The 10th Globe and Mail University Report Card results are out for 2013, and the University of Lethbridge has maintained or increased its letter grades in a majority of categories. "This is a good snapshot of how we are doing in terms of our teaching and interaction with students,

Data centre open to all faculty

Dr. Tom Perks (Sociology) is turning his enthusiasm for data into a four-year term as the academic director for the Statistics Canada Research Data Centre (RDC) here on campus. And, he wants to encourage as many researchers as possible to take advantage of the unique data clearinghouse. As a long-time

Pronghorn Teams

Medoruma, Van Eeuwen earn awards

Matt Medoruma and Brandi Van Eeuwen have been named Subway Pronghorn [http://www.gohorns.ca] Athletes of the Week following their efforts in Canada West play this past weekend. Medoruma, a fifth-year midfielder playing the final home games of his Canada West [http://www.canadawest.org] career, led the Horns

U of L donors supporting CBS

Volunteers are often considered the lifeblood of an organization, but never is that more apparent than for the conscientious people who visit Canadian Blood Services (CBS) to donate a pint of their own. Last spring, the University of Lethbridge became a proud Partner for Life with CBS, meaning that the

University open today

The University of Lethbridge is open today. There is no snow day. Snow overnight has caused some delays but not to the point where classes are cancelled. City Transit is operating but schedules are delayed. City of Lethbridge Transit and road information can be found here [http://www.lethbridge.ca/

Liberal Education course piloted

The Spring 2013 term will see the University of Lethbridge offer a new course targeted at first-year students, helping them to become aware that they are part of communities that are here to benefit and support their endeavours. LBED 2850: Mapping Self, Career, Campus, Community is a trial course that

Fiat Lux Address stimulates liberal education dialogue

Dr. Andy Hakin has posed the question, and now we look forward to the discussions that will ensue. The second annual Fiat Lux Address (Sept. 27, 2012) was the purview of Hakin this time around, after President Mike Mahon gave the inaugural address in 2011. And from the outset of

Childhood studies the basis for new research institute

The study of childhood issues from a multi-disciplinary perspective is at the essence of a new research institute established by the University of Lethbridge. The Institute for Child and Youth Studies will bring together researchers from several disciplines who are increasingly adding child and youth studies projects to their research

ATCO gift supports FNMI gathering space

First Nations, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) students at the University of Lethbridge are the beneficiaries of a unique gift that has helped establish a common gathering space on the University of Lethbridge campus. The Native American Students' Lounge and Ceremonial Room have become a reality thanks in part to

Government Relations

Tennant named Chair of new Alberta agency

Alberta will build the most comprehensive environmental monitoring program in Canada with the establishment of a new arm's-length environmental monitoring agency, led by University of Lethbridge President Emeritus Dr. Howard Tennant. The agency will be built on credible science, research and data collection. This is the key recommendation

U of L students attempt world record

A large group of U of L students will attempt to stuff themselves into a new Volkswagen Beetle on Friday, Oct. 19 at a community event, hoping to break a world record -- but no bones -- in the process. Depending on the age of the car, the record stands

Metz part of team investigating premature labour

Metz part of team investigating premature labour

University of Lethbridge neuroscience researcher Dr. Gerlinde Metz is part of a global team working to answer a simple question with no clear answer: Why do some women go into premature labour? While more than 60 per cent of premature babies are born in south Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, preterm

Alumna Thomas earns ULSU honour

Melanee Thomas, who led the University of Lethbridge Students' Union as President in 2002-03, is the recipient of the Students' Union Alumni Achievement Award for 2012. Thomas, originally from the Granum area, graduated from the U of L in 2003 with a degree in political science (Great Distinction)

Coat of Arms introduced

The University of Lethbridge has an official Coat of Arms. Unveiled at the October 13, 2012 Fall Convocation ceremony by University of Lethbridge Board of Governors Chair Gordon Jong and Deputy Chief Herald Bruce Patterson, (representing the Canadian Heraldic Authority) the Coat of Arms draws inspiration from previous representations and

Pronghorn Teams

Bailey and Silbernagel cop Horns awards

For the second time this season, Brett Silbernagel of the Horns men's soccer team has earned a Subway Pronghorn Athlete of the Week honour. Silbernagel, along with Megan Bailey of the women's hockey team, picked up the weekly honours for their weekend efforts in Canada West

SBI partners with ATB to create speaker series

The University of Lethbridge joined ATB Financial officials at the new Highlands Crossing branch in west Lethbridge on Friday, October 5, 2012 to announce ATB Financial's support of the newly-established ATB Financial Small Business Institute Speaker Series. A $36,000 investment will help launch the series, which will

Jong appointed new Board Chair

Jong appointed new Board Chair

Gordon E. Jong, CA, a Lethbridge-based chartered accountant with a long-standing relationship with the University of Lethbridge, has been appointed by the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta as the ninth Chair of the University of Lethbridge Board of Governors. Jong, who earned Bachelor of Science (1980) and Bachelor of Management (1982)

Penner to receive Health Sciences Award

Penner to receive Health Sciences Award

On Saturday, October 13, 2012, the University of Lethbridge Faculty of Health Sciences will host the third annual Friends of Health Sciences Awards reception, giving the Faculty the opportunity to show its appreciation to the many individuals and organizations who have supported its programs in practice settings. Each year, the

Polataiko exhibition garners worldwide attention

Taras Polataiko's exhibition, Sleeping Beauty, at the National Art Museum in Kyiv, Ukraine, has generated considerable media interest worldwide. What initially started out as an interactive performance art exhibit with live streaming video has stirred up a firestorm of international commentary that includes critical praise, some apprehension, a

Pronghorn Teams

Horns coaches support Right To Play

This weekend, University of Lethbridge Pronghorn coaches will join coaches from across Canada who are going shoeless to raise awareness and funds for Right To Play, an international organization that uses the power of sport and play to teach life skills and improve health. Horns coachesare proud to support Right

Droog earns provincial honour

University of Lethbridge honorary degree recipient Dr. Tom Droog is among three accomplished Albertans who will be recognized for their significant professional contributions and inducted into the Agriculture Hall of Fame. Each inductee has been a catalyst for change in advancing their areas of expertise. The other inductees are Dr.

Government Relations

Kulig research released on Slave Lake

A year-long study of people affected by the 2011 Slave Lake, Alberta, Wildfire indicates that as the community continues to recover, particular attention must be paid to families and children. Dr. Judith Kulig, a University of Lethbridge Health Sciences researcher and wildfire recovery expert, was on the ground in Slave

U of L officially opens new Edmonton campus

The University of Lethbridge officially opens its new Edmonton campus location today at Concordia University College of Alberta. "By listening to our students and closely following the direction provided by our strategic and academic plans, we believe this move presents great opportunities for both the U of L and