Momentum builds as USask’s Be What the World Needs campaign enters final stretch


With less than six months to go, the Be What the World Needs campaign has raised more than $470 million for areas of crucial importance to the University of Saskatchewan (USask) including critical research, Indigenous achievement, visionary spaces, and student support needed for the future of the university and the future of student life on campus.

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175,000

Alumni living worldwide

168

Order of Canada recipients

77

Rhodes Scholars

3

Justices of the Supreme Court of Canada

2

Nobel Prize laureates

1

Prime Minister of Canada

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University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate Rob Lovelace (CLPSE'19, MEduc'22) has had a full experience at USask as a student-athlete and alumnus. Lovelace played basketball for the Huskies, and earned a Certificate of Leadership in Post-Secondary Education along with a Master of Education. His journey at USask continues in his current role as IT college coordinator in the College of Education.

University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate Kelsey Ford (BFA’19) earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts (honours) degree in studio art in 2019. She is a practicing artist, the past chair of the Nuit Blanche Saskatoon festival, and an events specialist at USask.

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In Memoriam

USask Alumni has noted, with sorrow, the passing of the following graduates, faculty and staff.