VDI continues the investigation into possible violations at the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies
The State Labour Inspectorate (VDI) has received two complaints regarding potential labor rights violations at the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (LBTU).
The Latvian Productivity Report Highlights the Risk of Falling into a Productivity Trap
A report from the University of Latvia indicates that Latvia is at risk of falling into a productivity trap due to a slowdown in productivity convergence with EU averages.
Latvia will be able to join the Nordic Organ Exchange Network
Latvia's Paula Stradins Clinical University Hospital has received accreditation from the European Federation of Immunogenetics, enabling it to join the Nordic organ exchange network, Scandiatransplant.
What will happen to the Šmēling Chapel? It’s just a matter of money
The planned demolition of the historic Šmēling Chapel at the Children's Clinical University Hospital has sparked public outrage and raised questions about its preservation amidst prevalent regulatory challenges.
Youth from across Latvia compete in chemistry olympiad
Students from various high schools in Latvia participated in a chemistry olympiad at the University of Latvia's Natural House, testing their theoretical and practical skills in chemistry.
A World War II Bomber Missing for 80 Years Found in the Baltic Sea
Underwater archaeologists have discovered the wreckage of a B-17 bomber from World War II in the Baltic Sea, potentially providing answers to families of the lost crew.
Danish Researchers' Experiment with Infants in Africa Sparks Sharp Criticism
A study involving 14,000 infants in a vaccination trial by the University of Southern Denmark has drawn criticism from the WHO for being unethical and risky.
Eastern Hospital receives another 34 severely injured soldiers from Ukraine
An additional 34 severely injured Ukrainian soldiers have been admitted to the Eastern Clinical University Hospital in Riga, Latvia, bringing the total to 816 since the war began.
Can artificial intelligence do without scientists? A conversation about the research from the University of Latvia
A survey conducted by researchers at the University of Latvia reveals that artificial intelligence tools have become commonplace in higher education, with the majority of educators and students using them in various academic tasks.
Ukrainian Scientist’s Opportunity to Work at the University of Latvia Allows Continuation of Work with Students in Her Hometown Dnipro
Ukrainian scientist Natālija Amirulojeva is balancing her roles between Dnipro and Riga while continuing her research and teaching at the University of Latvia.
Will artificial intelligence in universities lead to a return to oral exams? A discussion about LU's research
A study conducted by the University of Latvia explores how students and teachers are integrating artificial intelligence into their academic processes.
University of Latvia Implements Unified Guidelines for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Studies
The University of Latvia has introduced a unified framework for the use of artificial intelligence in its academic programs, ensuring that AI serves as a supportive tool rather than a replacement for student effort.
The government facilitates the financing of the construction project of the A2 building of Stradiņš hospital
The Latvian government has decided to allow the second phase of the A2 building project at Paula Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital to exceed 90% of its funding through advance and interim payments.
Expanded opportunities for hearing examinations at the Children's Hospital
The Children's Clinical University Hospital in Latvia has enhanced its hearing examination services for children starting from as young as three months old.
The competition 'Come Sing!' will search for new talents again this year
The traditional contest 'Come Sing!' for young performers will be held on March 28 at the Rīga Stradiņš University, seeking to discover promising new stage artists.
University of Latvia to introduce new study financing model
The University of Latvia will implement a new financing model for studies starting from the 2026/2027 academic year, allowing students to co-finance tuition fees with the university.
Latvia University introduces co-funded study places in 20 programs
Latvia University has introduced co-funded study places across 20 bachelor's and master's programs in response to the need for state-significant or unique education fields.
Studying the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education at Vidzeme University
Vidzeme University is analyzing the potential uses of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education as part of a national research project.
This Day in History: Death Sentences Carried Out on the First Three Members of the 'White Rose' in Germany
On February 18, 1943, Hans and Sophie Scholl, students of the University of Munich, were arrested for distributing anti-Nazi leaflets and later executed.
Valmiera basketball team wins Latvian Cup
The Valmiera Glass/Vidzeme University team secured the Latvian Cup by defeating Ventspils 84-70 in the final.
Defending Champion Tartu Bigbank Reaches Baltic League Semifinals
Defending champion Tartu Bigbank secured a spot in the semifinals of the Baltic League after defeating Ezerzeme/Daugavpilsi University with a score of 3:1.
The work of the University of Latvia recognized as one of the most significant achievements in Latvian science in 2025
The University of Latvia's research focuses on quantum physics to create smaller, more powerful electronic devices, which may redefine technology standards.
"Velve" Appeals IUB Decision on the Purchase Organized by VNĪ for the Construction of the A2 Building of the Paul Stradins Hospital
Construction company SIA "Velve" has filed an appeal against the Procurement Monitoring Bureau's decision regarding the construction procurement for the A2 building of the Paul Stradins Clinical University Hospital.
Kalev/Cramo won in overtime, university clubs also had victories
Kalev/Cramo secured a dramatic overtime victory against Liepaja in the Estonia-Latvia basketball league, while university clubs also celebrated wins.
Kalev/Cramo Extends Its Beautiful Winning Streak with a Solid Victory in Latvia
Kalev/Cramo secured a significant win in the Estonia-Latvia league by defeating the University of Latvia by 35 points, marking their sixth consecutive victory.
Japanese Professor: Europe Must Think Long-Term When Building Relationships with China
Kazuko Kodzima, a professor at Keio University, emphasizes the need for Europe to adopt a long-term perspective in its relations with China amid fluctuating dynamics between China and Japan.
Organisms Stuck in a State of Chronic Infection. RSU Studies a Long-Misunderstood Disease
The article discusses the evolving understanding of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), particularly in the context of long COVID and ongoing research at the University of Latvia.
More than 155,000 euros raised for children's meals in the hospital
Over 155,000 euros have been donated to support children's meals at the Children's Clinical University Hospital through a campaign led by "Ēstprieks."
An innovative moss filter has been installed in Viesturdārzs
In Viesturdārzs, a moss display developed by scientists at Riga Technical University has been installed to improve air quality by reducing fine dust particles in urban areas.
More for survival than for development. The Saeima committee gives the green light to the Clinical University Hospital bill
Latvia's Saeima Social Affairs Committee has unanimously supported the Clinical University Hospital bill for consideration by the Saeima, emphasizing the survival issues faced by university hospitals.
This Day in History. The Conflict at the Oxford Inn Escalates into a Riot between Students and Locals
A historical account details the tensions and conflicts between university students and local townspeople in 11th century Western Europe.
Melbārde: Universities must justify their salary policy
Latvia's Education Minister Dace Melbārde emphasized the need for universities to justify their salary policies in a meeting with university rectors and vice-rectors.
The former Biology Institute building of the University of Latvia in Salaspils sold for 1.134 million euros
The former Biology Institute building of the University of Latvia located in Salaspils was sold at an auction for 1.134 million euros, with a starting bid of 760,000 euros.
The study reveals how students and faculty use artificial intelligence in higher education
A study conducted at the University of Latvia and the Banking School shows that students and faculty primarily use artificial intelligence for technical support and efficiency in routine tasks, rather than replacing intellectual work.
Study: University Teachers Use Artificial Intelligence Even More Than Students
A study conducted by scientists from the University of Latvia and the Banking School reveals that university teachers are using artificial intelligence tools more frequently than their students, particularly in social sciences and finance fields.
Former University of Latvia Biology Institute building in Salaspils sold for 1.13 million euros
The former Biology Institute building in Salaspils, Latvia, was sold for 1.134 million euros after being vacated in 2020.
The most advanced heart surgeries are available in Latvia
Latvia's Paula Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital has successfully conducted eight complex heart surgeries for hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy in collaboration with European specialists.
Marketing Yourself to Attract New Employees – What is Talent Marketing
The article discusses the emergence of talent marketing as a strategy for companies to attract employees by enhancing their employer brand.
GALLERY: Dramatic Match of Pärnu Basketball Team in Front of Record Audience Made Club Manager's Heart Skip a Beat
The dramatic basketball match between Transcom Pärnu and the University of Latvia attracted a record crowd of 1580 viewers, with Pärnu narrowly achieving victory despite a poor performance.
Tartu University and Kalev/Cramo achieved victory
In the Estonia-Latvia joint basketball league, Tartu University and Kalev/Cramo secured wins in their respective matches, contributing to their standings in the league.
Greek police detain more than 300 people in Thessaloniki raid
Greek authorities arrested 313 individuals following riots in Thessaloniki's university district.
Researchers from the University of Latvia to Study Glacier Structure in Greenland Expedition
Researchers from Latvia will embark on a month-long expedition to Greenland to study the glacial structures of the Kanaka ice dome.
Promising Hockey Star MacKen Gets Into Serious Trouble
Gavin MacKen, an 18-year-old forward from Penn State University and a top NHL draft prospect, faces serious criminal charges for aggravated assault, according to reports from ESPN.
AS and LPV demand explanations from the Minister of Health regarding the rising construction costs at Stradiņi
Opposition parties AS and LPV have requested explanations from Health Minister Hosams Abu Meri concerning the escalating construction costs and delays of the A2 building at the Paul Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital.
Azalea blooming has started at the Botanical Garden
The Botanical Garden of the University of Latvia has begun the blooming of azaleas, showcasing over 140 varieties from a collection of nearly 1,000 shrubs that bloom gradually throughout the season.
Ogres defeat Keila teams in important victories
Ogre celebrated crucial wins against visiting teams from Keila, securing a spot in the Optibet Latvian-Estonian Basketball League playoffs, while the University of Latvia achieved success in avoiding the last position.
Eastern Hospital terminates employment relationships with 13 citizens of Russia and Belarus
Riga Eastern Clinical University Hospital has terminated employment with 13 Russian and Belarusian citizens in compliance with the National Security Law, which prohibits their employment in critical infrastructure categories A, B, and C.
PSKUS calls for the construction of a railway stop in Agenskalns near the hospital
The Paula Stradins Clinical University Hospital (PSKUS) urges responsible authorities to facilitate the construction of a railway stop in Agenskalns to improve public transportation access to the hospital.
Evaluating the possibility of building a railway station in Āgenskalns
The Transport Authority is assessing the potential construction of a railway station in Āgenskalns near the Pauls Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital.