Springs: The Canary in a Coal Mine for Groundwater
免费福利资源在线看片 of Lethbridge water researchers look at the health of springs and how they relate to groundwater
Support lacking for childhood development
Dr. Robbin Gibb gives a SACPA talk on how Alberta children are developmentally behind youngsters across the rest of Canada
Five surprising animals that play
Researchers have documented play behaviour in insects, reptiles and fish, including U of L professor Jennifer Mather with octopuses. She has seen them over and over again blow streams of water at empty pill bottles, causing them to shoot away.
Canadian scientists take aim at Big Bang Theory
The U of L's Dr. Saurya Das is at the centre of an international scientific debate questioning one of the most widely accepted concepts: the Big Bang Theory
Alzheimer鈥檚, dementia in the spotlight
Dr. Robert Sutherland, professor and Chair of the Department of Neuroscience, gives a community talk on Alzheimer's research
Childhood education today's SACPA topic
U of L neuroscientist Dr. Robbin Gibb to discuss why Alberta鈥檚 kindergarten children are behind the Canadian average in their performance
Pronghorns track athletes honoured
Two members of the Pronghorns track and field team and a former team member were honoured at the 2014 Athletics Alberta Annual Awards
Delayed report shows big corporate donations
U of L political scientist Dr. Harold Jansen discusses the timely reporting of political donations
Province allowing online gambling dangerous, says addict
A 免费福利资源在线看片 of Lethbridge study is cited saying that 40 to 50 per cent of revenue generated from gambling comes from addicts
New Energy: Meet the 27-year-old guardian of Enbridge鈥檚 online reputation
Alumna Allyson Simpson is the interactive 颅communications advisor for Calgary-based Enbridge
Time For Southern Alberta To Live Up To Its Renewable Energy Potential: Says U of L Expert
U of L Professor Dr. Jim Byrne says we're home to more renewable energy sources than anywhere else in Canada
Hockey's unsung heroes cheered in book by 免费福利资源在线看片 of Lethbridge prof
A look at Dr. Gordon Hunter's latest book offering, The Older I Get the Better I Was
Globe-trotting/planetary perspective for U of L international dinner
Previewing the upcoming U of L International Dinner
The last great battle
免费福利资源在线看片 of Lethbridge archeology student Tara Collett presents her excavation experience on the last great inter-tribal battle in Canada
GSAs will benefit all students, SACPA told
U of L education professor and psychologist Rob Cey tells SACPA audience that GSAs improve student attendance and performance.
Professor weighs in on science vs. creation debate
U of L Religious Studies professor James Linville says scientists don鈥檛 have to be afraid of the Bible to argue with creationists over matters of science.
New book highlights hockey's 'average joes'
Dr. Gordon Hunter's new book, The Older I Get the Better I Was, gives a voice to everyday Canadians' experiences with hockey.
Stressful times for U of L students
How the U of L's Student Success Centre is helping students manage mid-term stress
Slomp: Fake grades and the failure of accountability in Alberta Education
Examining Alberta Education's assessment practices in wake of a massive server failure during provincial exams
Narcisse Blood remembered as influential leader
The legacy of former instructor and influential Blackfoot filmmaker Narcisse Blood upon his tragic passing
