Envisioning a better future

Justin Wiebe is forging a new path for Indigenous youth in Canada

Staying on track

USask helped Cyprian Enweani chase his Olympic dream

Hi-tech hopes in cancer fight

Technology brings better treatment for patients, lower costs for health care

Black is the new green

Shane Olson pioneered rubber recycling 26 years ago while working nights to feed his family. Today, his company is working with Nike.

Staying healthy on and off the field

USask roots run deep for Riders medical staff.

A sense of community

Shaina Lynden finds meaning through community-minded work.

Alumni perspective with Kendal Netmaker

Netmaker (BA’11, BEd’11) finds success on a road less travelled.

One year later

Merlis Belsher Place's first year of operation a success

Where the wild pigs roam

In 2013, Ruth Aschim—along with 99.9 per cent of the population—was unaware wild pigs were roaming rural Canada.

Exploring new frontiers: All in a day's work

When Bernice Rahm (BE’97) looks at the night sky in search of Mars, it gets personal.

A researcher's curiosity

The Green & White asked three top USask researchers to recall that special eureka moment when they knew where their career path was taking them.

Alumni advice

With Marta Erlandson