The next steps
USask adopts three new pillars to add to a solid foundation
USask adopts three new pillars to add to a solid foundation
COVID-19 pandemic opened the floodgates of productivity for painter Marie Lannoo
USask alum aids development of Canada’s first oral COVID-19 antiviral
Community-led change at the heart of new USask energy security program
Mentorship program gives a running start for JSGS students
USask alumna travels to war-torn Ukraine to support civilians
Three former USask athletes have one thing in common — records that probably won’t be broken for a long time. Basketball forward Sarah Crooks, soccer keeper Samantha Simpson and football quarterback Brent Schneider all had phenomenal USask careers and hold records that have stood the test of time. We talk to them about their accomplishments.
A man among Kings.
For the first time in more than two years, our USask alumni and supporters finally came together again on Sept. 9 to celebrate Homecoming 2022.
The legacy of a conservationist lives on through her $2.3-million gift and allows USask researchers and students to soar.
When everyone was told to stay home, they were putting on their masks. Deemed essential and tasked with the daunting responsibility of keeping their community safe, USask alumni health-care workers have proven their resiliency throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
The absence of a competitive season left a giant hole for Huskie athletes and Huskie supporters across campus and the community in 2020.
Ronald and Mary Dyck Memorial Award allows student to reach full potential
The racism Lua Gibb (LLB'05) endured as a young girl set a fire in her belly. She vowed to stand up for Indigenous people so no other little girls would endure the same prejudice she did.
USask's VIDO emerges as Canada's leader in vaccine development
With the world cooped up in their homes this past year, many people turned to podcasts to curb the quiet loneliness and negative impacts of isolation. Here are three alumni-hosted and produced podcasts to add to your playlist.
The Canadian Light Source (CLS), which sits on the eastern edge of the campus at the University of Saskatchewan, is a highly sought-after advanced research tool used by groundbreaking scientists and top academics from across Canada and around the world.
USask has been a world-leading university for years. It's time to let the world know about it.
As many companies and organizations closed their doors in March 2020, a large portion of the population headed from the boardroom to their home offices, including faculty and staff at USask.
Chief Darcy Bear (BUSADM’09, DDL’14) leads the Whitecap Dakota First Nation into prosperity.
Pela phone cases are one of the only cases in the world that are compostable. The innovative invention came from USask’s own Jeremy Lang (BSA’00), a graduate who has a thirst for problem solving and knack for environmental sustainability.
Fang-Chai (Jackie) Cheng (MEDU’15) cares about providing mental health services for all.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) Calgary Hub is designed to be an innovative gathering space for Calgary alumni and community members.
Katie and Aaron Suek are restoring 71 acres of their property into its natural state.