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Lethbridge College has joined a growing number of post-secondary institutions that have installed a Lucas Fiorella Friendship Bench as a suicide prevention technique. Named in honour of an Ontario student who died by suicide in 2014, the purpose of the bench is to act as a place to begin a conversation.

Lethbridge College, Medicine Hat College and the University of Lethbridge have formally committed to explore innovative ways to work together to improve the efficiency, quality and accessibility of southern Alberta’s post-secondary system.

A flexible learning environment that supports students, faculty, employees and the community is at the core of a new home for Lethbridge College’s Centre for Teaching, Learning and Innovation. A renovation of the Buchanan Library space has brought nine departments together under one roof in a collaborative environment that meets the changing educational needs of students.

In 2020, you can get a clear vision of how global trends will affect your cattle operation at Lethbridge College’s Tiffin Conference. The 21^st edition of the annual conference, which focuses on opportunities and challenges in the red meat industry, will take place on Jan. 16.

Statement from Dr. Paula Burns regarding Alberta Budget 2019.

Sydney Wakaruk, a development officer at Lethbridge College, was honoured as the overall winner of Lethbridge’s Top 40 under Forty recognition by the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce.

A new partnership with TEAM-1 Academy Inc. means one of the world’s leading safety and rescue training companies will provide world-class training and equipment to students and faculty in Lethbridge College’s Wind Turbine Technician program.

Lethbridge College is pleased to welcome Michael Marcotte as the new chair of the Board of Governors. The Government of Alberta appointed Marcotte to the role of board chair for a three-year term.

Lethbridge College is proud to officially unveil it's new offices for the Centre for Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, along with the dedicated entrepreneurship and innovation space known as The Pivot.

A new study will dig deep into the soil to determine how watering and irrigation methods affect southern Alberta’s potato crops. The four-year research project is a partnership between Lethbridge College’s Centre for Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and the Potato Growers of Alberta. It is made possible through a grant from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership.