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With growing interest, a dedicated space on campus and an official adoption into Kodiaks Athletics, Lethbridge College’s esports program is ready to hit the ground running on its first full season in the 2022-23 academic year.

Ursa Minor, Lethbridge College’s new student-run literary magazine, is hot off the press. Filled with short stories, poetry, photography and art by Lethbridge College students, the publication is the tangible result of a new work-integrated learning course in the Centre for Business, Arts and Sciences called English 2291 – Literary Magazine. 

Lethbridge College’s Digital Communications and Media (DCM) students are throwing on their work boots and hard hats to produce a home renovation show. The students are in charge of scripting, filming, editing and producing Flipped Out, a six-episode web series, conceived of and made possible by sponsorship from The Lethbridge Mortgage Centre.

The powerful voice of Aretha Franklin coming through his headphones was just the first surprise that greeted a Criminal Justice - Policing instructor as he sat down to grade a student video. He quickly learned that it wasn't the only surprise in a one-of-a-kind video produced by one of his students for a class assignment.

Lethbridge College researchers are doing their part to discover and develop new antibiotics by testing plants native to Alberta for antibiotic molecules.

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.

Nominations are now open for Lethbridge College’s 2023 Honouring Excellence Awards. Each year, the college celebrates the success of its outstanding alumni community by presenting four inspiring members with Honouring Excellence Awards. These awards recognize college graduates who have experienced early success, risen to the top of their careers and made significant contributions to their industries and their communities.

Lethbridge College is announcing two new directors in its Centre for Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CARIE) and its Facilities Management departments.