Research Let's Talk Science program debuting University of Lethbridge graduate and undergraduate students are taking their passion for science to local and regional classrooms in November. Let's Talk Science [http://www.letstalkscience.ca/] is a national initiative that brings scientific concepts and research to young people in a fun and engaging way. The U
Campus Life High marks for U of L in Globe poll The Globe and Mail [http://www.globeandmail.ca]'s annual report card on Canadian University performance is out and the University of Lethbridge has been given a rating from B to A in more than 80 per cent of 17 categories. The survey was prepared by higher Education Strategy
Students Life Balance Fair a wellness initiative By SUZANNE MCINTOSH I had a recent opportunity to interview new President Mike Mahon about his vision for wellness here at the University of Lethbridge. Mike inspired me with his personal and organizational vision that includes creating an environment and culture to support individuals' own wellness needs, whether those
Pronghorn Teams Court named Canada West athlete of the week The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns [http://www.uleth.ca/horns] women's rugby program clinched its fifth consecutive Canada West title this past weekend, thanks in large part to the efforts of fifth-year captain Shannon Court. Court was named Canada West Female Athlete of the Week [http://canadawest.
Students U of L's research growth ranked second nationally The University of Lethbridge is forging ahead as one of the fastest growing universities in the country in terms of research income. Research Infosource [http://www.researchinfosource.com/] ranked the U of L second nationally in terms of research income growth over the decade 1999-2009 for undergraduate universities. The
Alumni Call Centre begins contacting alumni Todd Bioletti has assigned himself a new title – alumni-in-training. Returning for his third round at the University of Lethbridge call centre, the second-year kinesiology student is very aware of the impact alumni have at the University. "I didn't really know what being an alumni
Campus Life Zombies to roam campus hallways It's often been noted that, during mid-term exam period, students can look like Zombies roaming the halls. Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 27, they literally will be Zombies as the first Humans vs. Zombies campus wide game plays out across campus. Sponsored by the University of Lethbridge Students'
Alumni Markin Hall opens Thursday The official opening ceremony for Markin Hall takes place Thursday, Oct. 21, beginning at 1 p.m. To view the ceremony online, follow this link [http://www.livestream.com/ulethbridgelive]. After years of planning, looking at blueprints and imagining the opportunities offered by Markin Hall, the building is complete and
Donor Blood Donor Challenge As we approach the Christmas season, the need for donated blood becomes especially acute. Canadian Blood Services and the University of Lethbridge have joined forces in creating a fun challenge that will assist the cause. The Educators vs. Health Sciences is a blood donor challenge that is running throughout the
Students U of L's Cando Partnership Nets Student Scholarship Faculty of Management student Shermayn Menicoche is one of three people to receive a $3,000 NIEFF scholarship (National Indigenous Economic Education Foundation), from the charitable arm of the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (CANDO). Menicoche is originally from Fort Simpson, NWT, and transferred to the U
Students Peter Mansbridge at the 1st Choice Savings Centre Famed CBC News anchor Peter Mansbridge is appearing at the University of Lethbridge, Tuesday, Oct. 19, to share with students and the southern Alberta community his thoughts on a changing Canadian culture, politics and society. "I wanted to bring Peter Mansbridge to the U of L because I thought
Campus Life Lasting Images - October art + people = x Dr. Mike Mahon The University of Lethbridge Art Collection continues to grow each year through the generosity of artists and art collectors. Most recently, the University acquired a gift of over 200 artworks from Jim Coutts, a southern Alberta art collector, politician and philanthropist. Coutts is well
Pronghorn Teams Pronghorn Athletics set to celebrate busiest weekend in history Hosting a Canada West [http://www.canadawest.org/] Championship automatically makes it a big weekend for Pronghorn Athletics but when another five teams are added to the mix, it makes for something even larger. "It is a big weekend for us," says Sandy Slavin, executive director of Sport
Students Mahon installed as 6th U of L President The Hon. Catherine Fraser, Chief Justice of the Province of Alberta, officially installed Dr. Michael James Mahon as the University of Lethbridge's 6th President and Vice-Chancellor [http://www.uleth.ca/prs] on Friday. The Installation ceremony, held at the U of L's 1st Choice Savings
Students Grad students honoured When the School of Graduate Studies and the Office of Research Services handed out their Research Excellence awards recently, there were no trophies, only cold hard cash to the tune of more than $700,000, which was shared by 36 student recipients of graduate, doctoral and post-doctoral studies awards.
Alumni Mahon assumes leadership role The University of Lethbridge is officially under the leadership of Dr. Michael James Mahon. On Friday, Oct. 15, Mahon was officially installed as the U of L's 6th President and Vice-Chancellor. He begins his tenure as President by addressing the students, staff, faculty and supporters of the
Research Concert, film on tap Thursday night A pair of events highlights happenings at the University of Lethbridge on Thursday, Oct. 14. The curtain is rising on a new at the U of L with the installation of President Dr. Mike Mahon. In honour of the occasion (occurring officially on Friday, Oct. 15 at 2 p.m.
Sport and Recreation University readies to install President The University of Lethbridge is readying to install its sixth President, Friday, Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. in the 1st Choice Savings Centre for Sport and Wellness. Dr. Michael J. Mahon will be officially installed as the new President and Vice-Chancellor by the Hon. Catherine Fraser, the Chief
Pronghorn Teams Horns hockey opens at home The Pronghorns [http://www.uleth.ca/horns] men's and women's hockey teams will finally hit home ice in conference action this weekend, opening their Canada West [http://www.canadawest.org] home schedules as part of home-and-home series with the University of Calgary Dinos [http:
Alumni Joblonkay unearths his passion at the U of L UPDATE: Joblonkay has gone on to study at the University of Toronto and recently uncovered a 3,000-year-old monumental statue of King Suppiluliuma while on a dig in Turkey. Fore more, see this Lethbridge Herald story [http://www.lethbridgeherald.com/front-page-news/city-man-unearths-amazing-statues-
Research Behind the scenes at the Art Gallery Drop by and get a glimpse of all the work that goes on behind the scenes at the U of L Art Gallery [http://www.uleth.ca/artgallery/] as they host an Open House, Oct. 13-16. "We invite everyone to come and see what we do to care
Students The Good Egg takes an interesting turn A donor, a baby and a twist of fate all contribute to keeping audiences guessing and laughing in, The Good Egg, by Canadian Michael Lewis MacLennan. Showing Oct. 28-30 in the David Spinks Theatre, The Good Egg has performances nightly at 8 p.m. and a matinee Oct. 30
Campus Life Opera event a worldwide affair One night, 11 countries and 20 operas are on the menu as the University of Lethbridge Opera Workshop celebrates with Opera Around The World. The Opera Workshop takes audiences on an operatic adventure presenting both familiar favourites and new classics, by composers representing a host of different countries. Enjoy an
Campus Life Uncommon Women a show of strength The 1970s proved to be a very important time for women and the play, Uncommon Women and Others, captures this transformative era. Showing Oct. 19-23, 8 p.m. nightly at the University Theatre, Uncommon Women and Others by Wendy Wasserstein, examines the changing social dynamics of the age. "
Students Planning, inter-departmental work aids Fresh Fest Getting students to the University of Lethbridge is one thing – helping them feel comfortable once they're here and setting them up to succeed is of even greater importance. Fresh Fest is one initiative aimed at not only welcoming students to the U of L campus, but also introducing
