The University of Lethbridge‘s expert team of digital audio arts majors has taken the Runner Up prize in the 10th annual Shure Fantastic 10 Scholastic Recording Competition - the first year that the American competition has been open to Canadian schools. The U of L Shure Recording Team, as

Evan Peacock and Luke Spencer, bachelor of fine arts students, have been named as the 2014 Roloff Beny Excellence in the Photographic Arts Awards recipients. As winners of the prestigious annual awards, the pair will each receive scholarships worth $5,000 to further their creative activities and research. “The awards

An interdisciplinary group of University of Lethbridge students showcased their problem solving and presentation skills recently, earning first place at the 3rd Annual International Agribusiness Case Competition held at the University of Guelph. Monica Gorham (Management, Calgary, Alta.), Rebecca Joseph (Agriculture Studies, Lamont, Alta.), Phyllis MacCallum (Agriculture Studies, Vankleek Hill,

A team of University of Lethbridge master’s students is one step closer to winning $50,000 and a meeting with Bill Gates after claiming the Innovation category of the Imagine Cup Canada [http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cdnstudents/archive/2014/04/16/meet-the-winners-of-the-2014-canadian-microsoft-imagine-cup.aspx] competition organized by Microsoft. Students

The Un iversity of Lethbridge's Faculty of Management recognized four of its students who brought home second-place honours and $1,000 from the 32nd Annual Manitoba International Marketing Competition and Conference (MIMC) [http://www.asper-mimc.com/], at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg recently. The team, only the

Thanks to a generous alumnus, University of Lethbridge students have the opportunity to flex their creative-writing muscles and possibly win fame and fortune. The annual Striking Prose short story competition and Play Right Prize playwriting competition, sponsored by alum Terry Whitehead (BA '94), are proud to announce the 2014

A team of University of Lethbridge computer science and mathematics students has won the 2013 Rocky Mountain Regional Programming Contest, earning the right to compete at an international competition in Ekaterinburg, Russia in June, 2014. The University of Lethbridge team of Farshad Barahimi (1st year, MSc Computer Science), Darcy Best

Learning from the best – that’s exactly what a group of research-focused students is doing at the University of Lethbridge. Members of the U of L’s International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) team are part of a phenomenon that began 10 years ago as a course at the Massachusetts Institute

It’s not every day that you avoid being eaten by digital zombies. But a team of University of Lethbridge students has proven it’s just the way to earn a second-place finish at an international programming competition. The university’s programming contest team participated for the first time in

It was in the recommendation of her college instructor that Marta Blicharz (MFA '12) started thinking about graduate studies at the University of Lethbridge. "The Master of Fine Arts in New Media was just being developed as I was finishing a multimedia production diploma at Lethbridge College,"

Sagrika Mehak, a fourth-year international management major, doesn’t know a word of Polish, but that isn’t stopping her from spending the coming academic term in Poznan, Poland on an international exchange through the Faculty of Management. Mehak, 21, is also the Canadian representative to the worldwide Miss Tourism

Maggie Kogut, a third-year modern languages and English major, has received a highly competitive national scholarship to attend a French language university of her choice in Canada for a year of study. Kogut, originally from Sylvan Lake, Alta., transferred to the U of L from Red Deer College. She will

The time of year has come when the University of Lethbridge Students' Union (ULSU) has to say goodbye to the executive council members they've worked with all year and welcome a new group of council members. This year marks a significant change for the ULSU because of

Cody Nielsen is looking to redefine the notion of outdoor living space, and his ideas and planning abilities found him $5,000 richer as a second-place tie finisher in the 2013 South Venture Business Plan Competition. "We define an outdoor living space as the area you enjoy your time

UPDATE: Brett Clifton has been awarded The Historical Society of Alberta's $1,000 award [http://www.albertahistory.org/default/index.cfm/hsa/essay-contest/] for the best student essay of 2011. Entitled "From Bridges to the Ridge", the essay deals with Lethbridge soldiers who fought and died

The University of Lethbridge is launching a Student Success Centre – a new business unit that brings together a number of different resources and services to help students successfully navigate through their university experiences. "This is a great step for the University of Lethbridge, as we move forward with a