The project took nearly 10 years and cost about $260 million dollars, with funding from the Alberta government. Continue reading →

Walker’s project is proposing a study that would gather 15 participants to photographically document community assets and concerns around violence, safety and accountability. Continue reading →

Graduate students at the University of Lethbridge will see their learning experiences elevated as they prepare to tackle a variety of research projects. Continue reading →

The University of Lethbridge has updated its sexual violence policy after an extensive review and several consultations with the community. Continue reading →

The statements approved by the University’s Board of Governors are also endorsed by Blackfoot elders in southern Alberta and the Blackfoot Confederacy. Continue reading →

Benjamin Weistra and LaRae Smith created their projects as part of the university’s applied studies course. Continue reading →

While many Blackfoot elders are glad to see their culture being acknowledged by the United Nations, some stress there’s still a long way to go. Continue reading →

Money raised from the May 11 fundraiser goes towards the Young Artists Music Academy, an intensive program for young Lethbridge musicians. Continue reading →

The bulk of the investment is almost $1.2 million towards the purchase of the Titan multi-spectral LIDAR imaging system. Continue reading →