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Diplomas Down Under

After spending the first 20 years of their lives in Lethbridge, Brent Fikowski (Business Administration - Accounting, 2011) and Andrew Hemmerling (Business Administration, 2011) have started out on a
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Celebrating Our Stars

Every spring, as Lethbridge College grads prepare to move from the campus to their new careers, they have inspiring examples to emulate.
A Word or Two

A Word or Two: Greg Kaupp

Wider Horizons asked Greg Kaupp (Civil Engineering Technology, ‘85), - Lethbridge and Area Manager of Associated Engineering, to share a word or two on memorable buildings around the world.
Widen Your Horizon

Widen Your Horizon

- Prepare for Adventure - The arrival of spring and longer days might have you pining for the open road and starting to plan for the summer’s big trip.
Where Are They Now?

Where Are They Now?

2011 - Kristina Halma, Agriculture Technology - Kristina is a research assistant at a Lethbridge non-profit organization called Farming Smarter.
Student Perspectives

Student Perspectives

Wider Horizons asked: What is great about your home (both the place where you grew up and the place you lived when you studied abroad)? - Mehmet Bektas, 24 - Hometown: Crancey, France - Program: In
Q & A

Q&A with Caitlin Power

Wider Horizons asked Caitlin Power (Fashion Design and Marketing ’08), the owner and creative director of the contemporary women’s label that carries her name, to share a few words on fashion, flare, and finding your own style.
Kodiaks

Nothin’ But Net

Canada’s top female college basketball players gathered in March at Lethbridge College for the BMO 2012 CCAA Women’s National Basketball Championship.
News and Notes

News and Notes

A Global Community – a Click Away - Lethbridge College’s Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Education instructors realize that it takes a village to raise a child, especially when it comes to children with FASD.
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Multimedia Magic

Creating the clouds that the superhero flies through, the crumbling bridge that a car is about to drive off, and the “demon turds” that the science fiction monster leaves behind – that’s how Lethbridge College grad Shaun Roth spends his workdays.