Move-in day is this Sunday for Lethbridge Polytechnic and the University of Lethbridge, so both institutions have set up supports for students.
Justin Sibbet reports.
From September to April, Lethbridge is home to thousands of post-secondary students who all need a place to live, including international student Eugene Apau, who has only been in Canada for two weeks after arriving from West Ghana.Get breaking National news “We have a booth fair where students can chat with fellow students, their mentor team, housing services.”
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