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A growing research partnership between Lethbridge College and Southern Irrigation will provide valuable insight that could help producers maximize their crop production. The college and Southern Irrigation are studying the opportunities created by subsurface drip fertigation, a method that applies water and fertilizer directly to the rootzones of plants through a series of pipes.

Researchers at Lethbridge College are excited to welcome close to 200 people from the agriculture, food and bioengineering industries to campus next week for the national conference and Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Society for Bioengineering/La Société Canadienne de Génie Agroalimentaire et de Bioingénierie (CSBE/SCGAB).

Corus Entertainment is investing in the future of Canadian journalism, with a $52,000 gift to Lethbridge College. The gift will support the creation of a state-of-the-art active-learning newsroom, as well as create new awards that will financially support Digital Communications and Media students.

It’s now easier than ever for interested women to take the first step into an exciting career in renewable energy. Women Building Futures and Vestas are partnering with Lethbridge College to offer a Vestas Wind Turbine Technician Readiness program.

Using virtual and augmented reality to improve the lives of everyone is one of the stated goals of a guest speaker coming to Lethbridge College early next month. Amy Peck, an entrepreneur and acknowledged leader in the field, has successfully launched and run her own XR company and has helped others incorporate the technology into their businesses.

Information Technology Services offers tips for managing tech at home.

There are plenty of positives at Lethbridge College as the 2017-18 academic year is now underway. As students settle into their studies, a recent survey shows that nearly 80 per cent of students are satisfied with their experience at Lethbridge College.

A first-year Plumbing apprentice from Lethbridge College will compete next week in the Skills Canada National Competition.

“I’ve never been to Halifax and I’m really looking forward to it,” says 19-year-old Justin Dekok, who leaves Saturday for the Nova Scotia capital with 60 other high school and post-secondary teammates on Team Alberta.