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President Stoicheff welcomes USask community to 2024 fall term
Hello and welcome to the University of Saskatchewan (USask), proudly situated since 1907 on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis.
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USask researcher works with Amazonian youth to protect tropical forests
An ongoing project at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is looking to create sustainable change by partnering with local youth.
research
For the love of fish: Five questions with USask’s Markus Hecker
Dr. Markus Hecker (PhD), professor in the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS) and member of the Toxicology Centre at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), is no stranger to the Canadian Research Chair (CRC) program.
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Going batty: Debunking myths and uncovering facts about one of Halloween’s spookiest critters
They’re quiet hunters, they’re the inspiration for one of the world’s most popular superheroes and they’re all over Halloween decorations – but how much do we really know about bats?
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USask announces new micro-credentials in sustainable irrigation
Two new micro-credentials at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) provide professionals the opportunity to gain knowledge in water management and irrigation agronomy.
students
USask’s Edwards School of Business launches New Master of Science in Management
Applications are now open for the new Master of Science in Management (MSc Mgmt) that begins next year in the Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan (USask). The program, one of a few of its kind in Canada, will begin in September 2025 with an expected program size of 30 participants.
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Fisher Scientific donates $150,000 in equipment and supplies to new Toxicology Centre lab
Thanks to the generous support of donors and an in-kind gift from Fisher Scientific, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Toxicology Centre now has a newly renovated lab space that will enhance interdisciplinary research and benefit students from a range of academic units across campus.