The University of Lethbridge is accountable to many stakeholders: students, the government, granting agencies, donors and the community. Through sound budgeting and planning processes, the University maintains exemplary financial management of public and private funds, satisfies stakeholder expectations and achieves the U of L's goals. Download financial statements

In November 2005, the University of Lethbridge publicly launched the Legacy of Leadership Campaign – the most ambitious campaign in the University's history. This past year, friends of the University celebrated the conclusion and astounding success made possible by the nearly 5,000 individuals and corporations that collectively contributed

The University of Lethbridge's 2009-2013 Strategic Plan is a plan for the future, one that will chart the general direction of the University over the next five years. It is a promise to stay true to who we are and continue doing what we do very well – fostering

University of Lethbridge students may soon see lower textbook pricing, among many other quality initiatives, thanks to the lobbying efforts of its Students' Union. Student leaders from across Canada, including former University of Lethbridge Students' Union (ULSU) President Adam Vossepoel, ULSU President Jeremy Girard and former ULSU VP

The University of Lethbridge's Recital Hall will welcome a bona fide "festival" when the Windy Mountain Music Festival kicks off its concert series here, Thursday, May 28. Celebrating works by composers of the past and executed by musicians and performers of the present, Windy Mountain promises

University of Lethbridge President Dr. Bill Cade chats about what's happening in the University community I thank those of you who attended the Town Hall meeting last week to discuss the University's 2009-2010 budget and the economic challenges that face post-secondary institutions over the coming years.

Faced with what University of Lethbridge officials describe as a 'perfect storm' of financial challenges, members of the University community are being asked to re-examine the way they do business to address a significant budget shortfall in coming years. As described at a recent Town Hall meeting, the

With increasing financial burdens being placed on students, it is quickly becoming less economically feasible for many to participate in projects and experiences beyond a standard post-secondary education. The University of Lethbridge Students' Union [http://www.ulsu.ca] (ULSU), through its travel and conference grant program, strives to enable

Vomiting and diarrhea are not the most pleasant things to talk about but they are a part of life and can affect the entire campus community. Noroviruses are a group of viruses (Norwalk included) that cause gastroenteritis in people and they are both prevalent on campus and highly contagious. Therefore,

The University of Lethbridge campus is filled with faculty and staff who go above and beyond the call of duty every day. Charlene Janes is one of those people. In her role as international liaison officer, she supports more than 550 international students a year. The students she works with

The recent Maclean's magazine rankings of Canadian universities and other surveys in which the University of Lethbridge [http://www.uleth.ca] has been profiled raise an interesting question: What role do surveys and/or rankings actually play in molding public opinion towards the University? The challenge for senior

After 20 years and just as many council changes, the University of Lethbridge Students' Union decided this was the year to develop a new logo — one that truly embodies the ultimate goal of the organization and why it exists. "Updating the ULSU logo is something that has come

With all the financial turmoil in the news these days, there is heightened interest in the stock market; even those of us less financially-inclined can't help but pay attention to the dire speculations on the news every day. To that end, two databases the University of Lethbridge Library

The 150 residents of Lomond, Alta. will get to know a few University of Lethbridge students a bit better this fall. The group, including fourth-year multi-disciplinary Urban and Regional Studies students Madeleine Baldwin, Matt Hall and Brian Conger, is working for the County of Vulcan with the assistance of County

Working on the premise that recruiting a volunteer might be as simple as providing the opportunity, University of Lethbridge management student Jody Roetman had an idea. Some 10 months later, that idea spawned what promises to be an ongoing relationship between University students and volunteer agencies throughout southern Alberta. The

Tromping through bubbling brooks; sun streaming through mountain peaks; faint scents of pine; fishing in a small aluminum boat – all images you wouldn't expect to associate with work. But for U of L doctoral student Lars Brinkmann, these images fill the landscape of his daily life throughout the