2025 News
Students adapt and overcome for Beef Day
Beef Day 2020 was a success, despite students facing unprecedented challenges during the final weeks leading up to the annual event. Beef Day gives students with the Student-Managed Farm - Powered by New Holland (SMF) purebred beef, commercial beef and livestock research units the opportunity to...
Alumna credits hands-on learning and industry connections with success
Nicole Pysh came to Lakeland College looking for an education that would help her find future employment in the environmental sciences industry, and what she found exceeded all her expectations. “I chose Lakeland because it was right in our backyard,” explained Pysh, who is from Edmonton....
A modern day warrior
Danny Bruno's Lakeland College experience inspires him to make a difference everyday. As a carpentry instructor for The Indigenous Offender Employment Project at the Pê Sâkâstêw Centre, a minimum-security correctional facility, in Mâskwâcîs, Alta. (90 kilometres south of Edmonton), Bruno...
A student collective reduces campus hunger
In a response to food insecurity, Lakeland College's Indigenous Support Services along with a group of Lakeland students are making healthy meals accessible to their peers. Each month the College Collective Kitchen, comprised of student volunteers, get together to make healthy, low cost and delicious...
High school cohort finds confidence and success in college courses
Local high school students have a unique opportunity to get a jumpstart on their college careers through the business and university transfer (UT) programs at Lakeland. The high school cohort program is free and offers students from Lloydminster Comprehensive High School and Holy Rosary High School...