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A sensational season for a hometown product has resulted in a key piece of ACAC hardware. Jocelyn Neilson, an LCI alumna, has been named ACAC women’s basketball south division rookie of the year. Neilson was also one of five Kodiaks basketball players named to ACAC all-star teams.

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks women’s basketball program returns to the ACAC championships this weekend after a one-season playoff absence. The Kodiaks finished the regular season with a 13-8 record, placing third in the ACAC south division. That sets up a quarterfinal matchup with the championship tournament host Keyano Huskies on Thursday evening.

Lethbridge College is recognizing the diversity of its student and employee population with a Black History Month celebration on Thursday. The celebration will cap off a month filled with events and learning opportunities for everyone in the college community.

Four Lethbridge College alumni have been recognized with this year’s Honouring Excellence awards. Each of the award recipients has used their Lethbridge College education as a springboard to great careers and extraordinary accomplishments both in Lethbridge and beyond.

The Lethbridge College men’s volleyball team wrapped up the best season in program history with an ACAC silver medal on Saturday. This marks the first time the Kodiaks have ever earned an ACAC medal.

The Kodiaks men’s volleyball team was honoured for the best season in program history at the ACAC awards banquet on Wednesday evening. Head coach Greg Gibos was named south division coach of the year and four Kodiaks were named to the ACAC south all-conference team.

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s volleyball team has spent the season re-writing its record book. Now the team hopes to continue its stellar play into the ACAC championships, beginning Thursday in Edmonton, hosted by NAIT.

Meet this year's Employee Excellence Award winners whose leadership, service and innovation make Lethbridge College a great place to learn and work.