For more than six decades, Lethbridge College has been an important waypoint in the life journeys of tens of thousands of people.

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When it comes to cooking, Chef Nikki Soup strikes to find a balance between her traditional roots and the latest food trends.

It’s a collection shrouded in mystery. Its history is murky. Its journey to its new home is the result of 30 years of hard work and partnership.

Classification is a science and an art.

Dr. Paula Burnsparticipates in Employee Engagement sponsored Paint-and-Sip where employees created their own "Starry Night"

The centrepiece of the lab is the 10-metre open channel flume, which runs down the long length of one side of the room.

The college's first women's soccer team, winning gold in their first season.

Congratulations to these Lethbridge College community members making a difference.

Celebrating the successes of our alumni in their careers and throughout their lives

Anne-Marie Jackson (Communication Arts – Print Journalism 2007)

ome soon-to-be-grads share memories and insights about meaningful Lethbridge College people, practicums, projects and places.

Schmidt’s family has a hearty presence at the college, where his children have also answered the call to help others.

Rebecca’s Administrative Office Professional diploma led directly to the job she wanted very soon after graduating.

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My Kodiaks Moment supports student-athletes.

Matteottis support student-athletes with $100,000 gift to Kodiaks Athletics.

As a couple, what do you do when one person loves to explore other cultures, and the other doesn’t enjoy travel? You bring the world to your door.

While this fine-feathered-friend didn’t divulge its travel routes, spotting a robin on campus is a true sign of spring.

Perhaps one step Wider Horizons can take toward truth and reconciliation is to honour and amplify these voices, providing a new platform to share their stories.