The halls of Chinook Regional Hospital (CRH) are eerily quiet and still. She can feel the calm before the storm as her anxiety grows thinking about how busy these same hallways could be in a few weeks if the pandemic is not kept under control in the south zone of the province. Preparation mode is…
University of Lethbridge closure causes stress among students
With the rising concern of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Lethbridge had no choice but to close its doors to keep the safety of staff and students its top priority. The institution has changed from the busy hustle and bustle of the school year to a deserted campus. On March 13, the university announced…
I didn’t ask for a period, so why do I have to pay for it?
Sex is a choice. A woman’s period is not. A period isn’t something women can just put a tampon in and ignore either. According to Health Line, common symptoms include abdominal cramping, skin breakouts, tender breasts, fatigue, bloating, bowel issues, headaches, mood swings, lower back pain and troubles sleeping. Menstruation lasts between four to eight…
Young mother told she will no longer have children after postpartum complications
The obstetrician walked into her hospital room after taking a closer look at her ultrasound results. The defeat and worry was written across her doctor’s face. The chances of yet another surgery would likely be in her future, making it her third procedure within four weeks after giving birth to her newborn daughter. She could…
Kodiak athlete bounces back with resilience on the basketball court
A Lethbridge College Kodiak athlete is showing her dedication to sport after physical and emotional setbacks earlier in her basketball career. Emily Greeno, a third-year point guard grew up in Calgary and had been playing basketball for her entire life. Since she was five-years-old, she watched her older sisters play Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC)…
Lethbridge College supports student diagnosed with rare cancer
A bake sale was held at Lethbridge College Wednesday afternoon to support a student recently diagnosed with cancer. Fourth year NESA student, Alysha Raymus was diagnosed with Angiosarcoma, a rare tumour located on the back of her heart. Alysha’s mother, Michelle Raymus says seeing the support has been remarkable. The bake sale was held in…
What does it take to be a supermom?
A Lethbridge College student is learning the balance of motherhood, studies and volunteering , all while advancing herself personally and professionally. Megan-Tania Jones said after returning to school from a seven-year break, she moved her life from Yellowknife, NWT with her son to Lethbridge College. After applying to college on a whim, she said she…
Yellow is for Hello
A yellow bench was brought into Lethbridge College on Tuesday to represent the importance of conversation. The bench’s message of “Yellow is for hello” is a signal for someone who may need support, for others to initiate a conversation. Founder of the Lucas Fiorella Friendship Bench, Sam Fiorella came up with the idea to keep…
Veterinary prices leave pet owners digging deep into wallets
Local dog owner, Saige Hansen and her boyfriend, Josh Luchenski, attempt to play tug-of-war with nine-year-old purebred chihuahua, Louis (back) and three-year-old blue chihuahua, Winston (front). For many pet owners, having to dig deep into their pockets or having to say goodbye to their furry little friend, is a harsh reality. Saige Hansen, pet owner…
College hosts gamer’s dream this weekend
Gamers and developers from Lethbridge College are collaborating with others during the world’s largest video game creation event. It’s a gamer’s dream. For the last twelve years, Global Game Jam has been an event contested around the world. But for the third consecutive year, Lethbridge College has had the privilege of hosting a local event. The…
