2025 News
Seizing opportunities beyond the classroom
The beginning of Amelia Magee's Lakeland journey was unconventional. It was 2020, classes were a blend of online lectures and in-person labs, and she wasn't sure what to expect thanks to the pandemic. Magee chose Lakeland because of its promise of hands-on learning opportunities in environmental...
Breaking the ice: Environmental sciences students participate in watershed project
Wildlife and fisheries conservation (WFC) and conservation and restoration ecology (CARE) students in the environmental sciences diploma program put their passion into action on the frozen Vermilion River this winter in a project dedicated to data collection, healthy river ecosystems and environmental...
Lakeland College celebrates Class of 2022
In a series of three convocation ceremonies, Lakeland College wished the Class of 2022 well as they moved beyond the classroom - and into Lakeland's alumni family. The ceremonies were the first in-person graduation events to be held since 2019. “It was such a welcome change to be able to be there,...
Finding herself in business
When Mckenna Richeloff decided to participate in Lakeland College's Finding the U in Business event, she used her own college experience for inspiration. Held in March, the event welcomed students and community members with business ideas to participate in a series of workshops before pitching...
Lakeland students bring home silver and bronze at national competition
Two Lakeland College students made a mark on the national stage, bringing home silver and bronze from the Skills Canada National Competition Tyler Bendfeld and Khyler Yockey competed at the Skills Canada event from May 26 to 27 in Vancouver, B.C., after placing first in the Skills Alberta event...