News & Stories

Jul
12
(Thunder Bay) Brianna Knox of London, Ont., is excited to start her Lakehead journey this September after winning the University’s first-year free tuition draw.
Jul
9
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) Dr. Tarlok Sahota, Director of Lakehead University’s Agricultural Research Station, has won the Distinguished Agronomist Award given out annually by the Canadian Society of Agronomy (CSA).
Jul
6
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) A Canadian Psychological Association Best Poster Award (Student Section) was recently awarded to graduate student and faculty collaborators in the Department of Psychology.
Jul
5
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) Lakehead University’s Faculty of Business Administration has had its AACSB accreditation extended for five years and it now includes both the Orillia and Thunder Bay campuses.
Jun
28
(Thunder Bay) The goal of the exhibit, which will be at the Thunder Bay Intercity Shopping Centre from Wednesday, August 4 to Wednesday, Aug. 18, is to commemorate Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), and hopefully prevent future violence.
Jun
25
(Thunder Bay) The Thunder Bay Multicultural Association and Lakehead University's Bora Laskin Faculty of Law are partnering to offer new legal clinic services for immigration and refugee law in Northwestern Ontario, thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Law Foundation of Ontario's Access to Justice Fund.
Jun
25
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) Our Lakehead University community extends its deepest condolences to the Indigenous peoples of Canada in the wake of the Cowessess First Nation's discovery of 751 unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school in Saskatchewan.
Jun
24
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) Read the June 2021 newsletter from the Department of Health Sciences
Jun
23
(Thunder Bay) Lakehead University’s Paleo-DNA Laboratory is helping investigate one of Vancouver’s oldest unsolved murders.
Jun
21
(Thunder Bay) Lakehead University’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives is hosting the Legacy of Hope Waniskahtan Exhibit, designed to create greater awareness about the high rates of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) and the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community.
Jun
21
(Thunder Bay) Last week, Dr. Dufresne provided three lectures to the CBC’s Ideas, which build on his 2019 book, The Democracy of Suffering: Life on the Edge of Catastrophe, Philosophy in the Anthropocene.
Jun
18
(Thunder Bay) , (Georgian - Barrie) Lakehead University and TBRHRI researchers are receiving more than $1.3 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada for 16 exciting research projects.
Jun
17
(Thunder Bay) Starting July 1, Dr. Lana Ray, Assistant Professor in Indigenous Learning, will begin her appointment as Lakehead University’s Indigenous Research Chair in Decolonial Futures.
Jun
15
(Orillia) Award acknowledges the partnership between Let's Talk Science at Lakehead Orillia and Beausoleil First Nation.
Jun
14
(Thunder Bay) A Lakehead University professor is co-leading two research teams receiving more than $1.3 million each from the Government of Canada, which will improve the availability of affordable housing in Canada.
Jun
11
(Thunder Bay) The paper is titled Serving up food studies online: teaching about “food from somewhere” from nowhere.
Jun
9
(Thunder Bay) A Lakehead University Computer Science professor is receiving a $36,000 PromoScience grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada to develop and deliver a six-week coding program collaboratively with the Office of Indigenous Initiatives.
Jun
3
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) On April 16, 2021, the Government of Ontario tabled legislation that will sever the Northern Ontario School of Medicine from its partnership with Lakehead and Laurentian Universities and make NOSM its own stand-alone, degree-granting institution.
Jun
2
(Georgian - Barrie) Ten students will graduate on June 8 and 10 from Lakehead-Georgian's Electrical Engineering and Environmental Sustainability programs.
May
31
(Thunder Bay) , (Orillia) The flags at Lakehead University have been lowered to half-mast today, and they will remain so until June 8 — one hour for each of the 215 Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation children found.