Grad finds success moving from finance to fiction

Trades apprentices win one gold, two bronzes at national competition

How two Lethbridge College families, with a combination of mature learners and recent high school grads, are inspiring and supporting one another through their educational journeys.

OKI. My English name is Betty Ann Little Wolf, formerly Crowshoe. My native name was gifted to me at birth by my great aunt, and it’s Anatsi’piiksaakii – Pretty Bird.

Recipe by Chef Duane Emard

Sept. 6 will be a day of new beginnings at Lethbridge College.

In August, Lethbridge College’s Board of Governors named Dr. Brad Donaldson the ninth President and CEO of Lethbridge College. He will begin his new role Sept. 6.

Wider Horizons turned to the people who know the ins and outs of campus best – Lethbridge College employees – to get their picks of the top news stories from the past four months. Here’s what they had to say.

The teams in our Centre for Applied Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship have been moving forward with their research projects.

Four members of the Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s futsal team had an athletic experience of a lifetime this last summer.

Celebrating the Lethbridge College alumni who are building community and making their mark in memorable ways.

For Aloyuisius and Marcia Black Water of the Kainai, this pursuit of knowledge and attainment while maintaining a cultural lifestyle is proving to be beneficial in a contemporary environment.

One of the best parts about studying and working at Lethbridge College is the chance to experience the culinary creations by student chefs both on campus and in the community.

I have been thinking a lot about the friends we make at college lately, especially since I had the chance to spend time with one of my college besties this spring.