Shelley Scott (Theatre & Dramatic Arts [http://www.uleth.ca/finearts/drama]) is presenting a paper called Asian Canadian Women Playwrights: The Ties that Bind at the GENesis Asian-Canadian Theatre Conference, May 3-9 in Toronto. The conference is the first of its kind in Canada. Three U of L alumni

The Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA [http://www.sacpa.ca]) will present a special evening session, Thursday, Apr. 29 at the Lethbridge Public Library featuring University of Lethbridge alumnus Virgil Grandfield (BA '92). Outsourcing Disaster: Human Trafficking and Humanitarian Failure in Aceh's Tsunami Reconstruction? is

University of Lethbridge President Dr. Bill Cade chats about what's happening in the University community I consider myself very fortunate to be in a position that affords me the opportunity to meet truly exceptional people from all walks of life. In recent weeks I have shared the company

A look at several University alumni who now contribute to the inner workings of our government Melvin Wong Inspired by the experiences, travels and success stories of several University of Lethbridge alumni working in Ottawa, as well as the guidance of several University faculty and staff, Melvin Wong (BA '

The University of Lethbridge boasts a strong and vibrant aboriginal community. That is especially evident during the annual Native Awareness Week, this year running Mar. 1-5. A variety of events, including drumming and dancing, art shows, lectures, films, videos and panel discussions allows the entire campus community to celebrate this

Audiences are invited to enjoy the winning play and short story from the U of L Plays and Prose Competition on Thursday, Mar. 18 at 8 p.m. in the David Spinks Theatre. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The first prize winner in the play category was James

University of Lethbridge Faculty of Health Sciences researcher Dr. Bonnie Lee joins Lethbridge College president Tracy Edwards, special needs supporter and community volunteer Nadine Chandler and addictions/recovery advocate Mallory Kristjanson, the YWCA Young Woman of Distinction, as recipients of the 2010 Women of Distinction Awards. Brief biographies are outlined

The University of Lethbridge boasts a strong and vibrant aboriginal community. That is especially evident during the annual Native Awareness Week, this year running Mar. 1-5. A variety of events, including drumming and dancing, art shows, lectures, films, videos and panel discussions allows the entire campus community to celebrate this

Brad Kinley's (BFA '04) career path came down to a couple key decisions – one that was well researched and another that was off the cuff. Now, the U of L alumnus is one of the key cogs behind the mass appeal of Mass Effect 2, one of

A challenging economy has not affected the generosity of the individuals and organizations that supported the University of Lethbridge in 2009. "Last year, close to 1,500 individuals and organizations partnered with the University to raise nearly $8.4 million," University of Lethbridge President Bill Cade says. "

What do Faculty of Education [http://www.uleth.ca/edu/] students and teachers do on Spring Break? They go back to school. In February, the University of Lethbridge will host more than 2,000 education students and educators at two separate conferences, which highlight professional learning in education. The U

Nick Wade (Art) has been invited to show and speak about his work, The Ruin 2005, at a conference dedicated to Eve Sedgwick. Called Spanking and Poetry at the Graduate Centre, CUNY NY on Feb. 25, part of the conference is dedicated to innovative uses of language in many disciplines,

The University of Lethbridge is looking for your input as it seeks to identify excellence in teaching. Nominations are now being accepted for the annual Distinguished Teaching Award [http://www.uleth.ca/president-governance/distinguished-teaching-award], a prestigious honour bestowed upon the institution's best and brightest educators. Any member of

Nominations are now being accepted for the annual Senate Volunteer Award [http://www.uleth.ca/notice/display.html?b=301&s=13253]. The award is open to any individual whose volunteer contributions, past or present, have benefited the University of Lethbridge. Nominations are welcome from any member of the

The new year comes in with a bang at the U of L Art Gallery [http://www.uleth.ca/artgallery/] as Snap, Crackle, Pop opens with a reception on Friday, Jan. 15, at 4 p.m. in the U of L Main Gallery. This contemporary group exhibition, curated by Gallery

Internationally recognized for her outstanding achievements and contributions to Canadian and aboriginal health care, Dr. Madeleine Dion Stout (BN '82), former Distinguished Alumnus of the year (1995), vividly remembers the day she began her remarkable journey in the field of health care. "When I was seven years old