News & Stories

Mar
19
(Thunder Bay) Lakehead University will receive an estimated $1 million in funding from the Living Legacy Trust (LLT) to enhance forestry research. With these funds, the Living Legacy Research Program Advisory Committee will administer the Living Legacy Research Program, the Living Legacy Graduate Scholarship, and the Living Legacy Trust Document Repository.
Mar
17
(Thunder Bay) Soon, highly qualified environmental engineers will be graduating from Lakehead University. The new Masters of Science in the field of Environmental Engineering will be taking its first group of students in September 2004.
Mar
14
(Thunder Bay) The Search Committee for the Vice-President (Academic) and Provost has short-listed candidates to be interviewed. The candidates who have been invited are Dr. Weilin Chang and Dr. Laurie Hayes.
Mar
12
(Thunder Bay) The voluntary sector of the region of Northwestern Ontario faces challenges and opportunities that are unique and can offer insight into the nature of volunteering in rural and remote locations, says Lakehead University researcher Dr. Doug West.
Mar
11
(Thunder Bay) Lakehead University's Paleo DNA Laboratory is offering students a unique hands-on learning experience with state-of-the-art technology.
Mar
9
(Thunder Bay) Organizers of the Grand Opening Celebration of the Advanced Technology and Academic Centre (ATAC), Lakehead University, today announced a competition to design a commemorative postage stamp for ATAC. The competition is open to persons of all ages throughout the NW region.
Mar
8
(Thunder Bay) Two Lakehead University researchers have been honoured by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI). Dr. Ellie Prepas, faculty member in the Faculty of Forestry and the Forest Environment, and Dr. Roger Strasser, founding dean of the Northern Ontario Medical School, each received a CFI New Opportunities Grant to support their research efforts.
Mar
5
(Thunder Bay) The minds of Grade 7 and 8 students will be challenged at Lakehead University during National Engineering Week (February 27 to March 7). In
Mar
5
(Thunder Bay) Larry Hebert is Lakehead University's new Advanced Technology and Academic Centre (ATAC) Local Volunteer Team Chair. He takes over from Russ York, who has been with the ATAC Campaign since the Spring of 2003
Mar
5
(Thunder Bay) Only Canadian team in US Mid-West Regional Steel Bridge Competition
Feb
25
(Thunder Bay) Academic Excellence Rewarded at Lakehead University
Feb
9
(Thunder Bay) Lakehead University is looking to the future and plans on being a household name in all of Ontario when talking about post-secondary education
Feb
1
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Jan
29
(Thunder Bay) For more than a quarter of a century, Lakehead University has been involved in leading-edge research. During that time, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) has supported the work of Lakehead University researchers through operating and equipment grants. In fact, 10 Lakehead researchers funded in the 1970's continue to hold NSERC grants today.
Jan
21
(Thunder Bay) A few Lakehead University Political Science students are getting a chance to learn first-hand what it's like in the world of politics during a trip to McGill University this week. Eleven first-year students will be taking part in the McGill Model United Nations Assembly (McMUN), while eight students will be enjoying a lively time as part of the McGill Debating Union Winter Carnival.
Jan
20
(Thunder Bay) Four guest speakers will address the future of forestry in the Canadian context at the 36th Annual Forestry Symposium at Lakehead University on January 24.
Jan
12
(Thunder Bay) Thunder Bay's educational community is coming together to help address an important educational need for teachers of high school students bound for college-based careers.
Dec
15
(Thunder Bay) Tune into the NOMS December webcast symposium "Anticipating 2005 - An Update on the Northern Ontario Medical School" on Thursday, December 18 at 12 p.m. at Lakehead University and webcast at www.normed.ca.
Dec
15
(Thunder Bay) Dr. Heidi Schraft, a biology professor at the University, is part of a network of researchers across Canada establishing interdisciplinary collaborations aimed at advancing the science behind food.
Dec
12
(Thunder Bay) When not immersed in her studies as a Lakehead University Master's student, Mandy Hadenko can be found balancing her life by playing in the dirt.