Meet Dr. Nicholas Dunn, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts & Science A lover of the great outdoors, Dr. Nicholas Dunn looks forward to spending time in nature in southern Alberta and Montana.
Honouring leadership, amplifying Indigenous voices: Faculty of Education launches collection named for Annette Fox-BruisedHead A new collection in the Faculty of Education’s Curriculum Laboratory at the University of Lethbridge is amplifying Indigenous voices in education, while honouring a key figure who has helped guide the Faculty’s commitments to truth and reconciliation.
Rooted in care: Andreas Gateman on the power of relational teaching Inspired by the connections and possibilities that can emerge from the classroom, Andreas Gateman's journey to becoming a teacher has been fuelled by a desire to create welcoming spaces for students.
First comes love, then comes legacy: How one alumni couple gives back to Pronghorn Athletics Erin and Shawn Pinder remember what it's like to be student athletes and that inspired them to pay it forward and help today's student athletes.
New Cinema and Media Studies major attracting students When University of Lethbridge student Wynter Baker began her post-secondary journey, she wasn’t sure what direction to take. Like many students, she felt the pressure to choose a path, and choose quickly. Instead she chose curiosity.
Shining Dhillon student Nicole Gray Nicole Gray is an accounting student at the Dhillon School of Business who brings dedication, integrity and a strong work ethic to everything she does. From early mornings spent studying in the library
Meet Kelly Dinsmore, Project Manager, Southern Alberta Medical Program (SAMP) Kelly Dinsmore has been involved with SAMP since its earliest days. She works with budgets, reviews blueprints, talks with physicians, works closely with UCalgary partners and so much more.
Three That Matter Three That Matter is an annual Bookstore initiative designed to celebrate reading as a shared, campus-wide practice. Each cycle, members of our community are invited to name three books that have shaped the
Dhillon students take part in Blackfoot tipi raising At the University of Lethbridge, learning doesn’t just happen behind a desk. In the IGBM 3522 Indigenous Project Management class led by faculty member Dr. Don McIntyre, at the Dhillon School of
Orlando Mainstage a poetic romp through time Sarah Ruhl’s stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando is a playful, poetic romp through time, gender and identity.
Dr. Mary Mazurek authors book on noise Faculty of Fine Arts Assistant Professor, Dr. Mary Mazurek, has recently published her first book, Aesthetic Noise: The Philosophy of Intentional Listening.
Meet Dr. Ken Holyoke, Assistant Professor of Archaeology, Department of Geography & Environment Dr. Ken Holyoke found his way to a rich and varied career in archaeology after taking an anthropology course in his second year of university.
Three That Matter Three That Matter is an annual Bookstore initiative designed to celebrate reading as a shared, campus-wide practice. Each cycle, members of our community are invited to name three books that have shaped the
Meet Ikkinaipommowa (Gentle Transfer), Jodie Flamand-Tailfeathers (BA '14), Indigenous Student Advisor, Iikaisskini Indigenous Services Ikkinaipommowa, Jodie Flamand-Tailfeathers, is the first person in her family to earn a bachelor's and she credits her grandmother, her husband and the Faculty of Management's Andrea Amelinckx and Rhonda Crow.
Meet Adam Clampitt, Facilities, Signage Technician Adam Clampitt, in his role as signage technician, helps everyone navigate campus.
Blackfoot artist Zoe Buckskin to be featured at Vibe Fest, Abbondànza 2026 Vibe Fest and Abbondànza explore the full spectrum of emerging art practices across disciplines. Learn more about the 2026 event's featured artist, Zoe Buckskin.
From Nepal to Lethbridge: Saajan Sapkota's path back to teaching When Saajan Sapkota moved to Canada from Nepal in 2018, his path forward in his new home wasn't immediately clear.
Persistence meets purpose: Madeleine Froehlich's journey to graduate studies Persistence paid off for Madeleine Froehlich, who always knew she wanted to be a psychologist, but took some detours on her way to becoming a graduate student at the University of Lethbridge.
Meet Beth Grier (BN '21), Local Student Recruitment Officer, National Recruitment, SEARS A proud alumna, Beth enjoys helping Indigenous students navigate ULethbridge so they have a positive post-secondary experience.
Douhouk Dabbas wants to impact students through positive classroom culture Douhouk Dabbas (BSc '23) wants her impact on students to be characterized by fierce determination, compassion and openness towards others.
Meet Sean Bell, Bookstore, Retail Finance & Purchasing Coordinator Sean Bell, avid aquarist and dinosaur enthusiast, has been with the ULethbridge Bookstore since 2013
Leadership in action A group of University of Lethbridge alumni who honed their leadership skills serving as ULethbridge Students’ Union (ULSU) presidents have come together to support a common goal.
Student refugee program gets a boost All students face challenges adjusting to university life – but imagine if you came from a refugee camp.
