Global martial artists to compete in Southern Alberta on July 4–5, 2026 Lethbridge will welcome competitors from across Canada and around the world this weekend as it hosts the Tae Kwon-Do International (TKDI) World Cup, taking place July 4 and 5 at the Lethbridge Trade & Convention Centre. Organized by United Traditional Tae Kwon-Do Canada (UTTC), the event will bring together athletes of all ages and skill levels for two days of international competition. Divisions will feature youth, junior, adult, and black belt competitors competing in patterns and sparring events, including team patterns, black belt team sparring, and the International Team Black Belt Sparring division. The tournament will also welcome…
By Andres Salazar ____________________________________________________________________________ Two players in the middle of a heated match at the Lethbridge Table Tennis Club. Photo by Andres Salazar. When thinking about the highlights of Lethbridge, some places and clubs will come to mind faster than others. These days, when talking about local pizza places, Two Guys and a Pizza Place is the most common answer. For music venues, it seems to be a toss-up between The Owl and The Slice. Though, Lethbridge is also home to one of the most hidden of hidden gems. Located in the city’s north side, inside the Nordbridge Senior Center’s recreation room, is the Lethbridge Table Tennis Club. The club…
Nick Tetz secured his sixth consecutive PBR Canada Cup Series victory at the South Country Co-op Showdown in Lethbridge, extending his lead in the national standings.
This article introduces the world of pigeon racing, tracing its historical roots, explaining how the sport works, and examining its global popularity. It concludes with a spotlight on Lethbridge’s local pigeon racing club and the community that keeps the tradition alive.
Advocacy of students’ engagement with ULSU clubs, with emphasis placed on skill building, career planning, networking, and meaningful social connection.
Discover the personal, academic, and professional benefits of volunteering as a student. From gaining job experience to unlocking scholarships and building community, this article by Chukwuemeka Francis Nzerem shares how volunteering can positively shape your university journey.
Written by Andres Salazar Lethbridge’s Competitive Fighting Game Scene The past couple of years have seen the growth of competitive gaming, with titles like League of Legends, Valorant, and Overwatch leading the increasingly fast rise of esports. What used to be a niche gaming branch is now more and more common, with many post-secondary institutions, including our city’s Polytechnic College, now even having official esports teams. These digital sports come with as much diversity as traditional sports. There are competitive first-person shooters, like Overwatch, birdseye perspective team strategy games like Dota 2, and sports simulation games like the NBA 2K series. However, one of the most popular categories is fighting…
The Agility Zone Written by Benjamin Wiebe This month, I had the privilege of going to the Agility Zone and interviewing Kevin to see what is going on. The Agility Zone has been open since 2019, when the Science Building opened at the University of Lethbridge. Since its opening, Agility has seen continued growth in student attendance – even with a pandemic shutting down the university for a year. Entering the Agility Zone is fascinating. The moment you walk in, there are a plethora of creative objects looking at you. Whether it’s D&D miniatures that have been printed and painted or a shirt with a custom logo on a manikin,…
