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Saskatchewan budget reinforces provincial support for University of Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan reaffirmed its commitment to post‑secondary education.
The Government of Saskatchewan reaffirmed its commitment to post‑secondary education.
Canada’s ability to respond to emerging infectious diseases depends not only on cutting-edge research, but on the development of a strong, well-trained scientific workforce.
Wildfires are a common and growing risk across Canada, but a researcher from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is highlighting how increasing wildfire activity influences biodiversity in northern Saskatchewan.
From field work in the Canadian Arctic to the 3D map of one of University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) most iconic lecture theatres, this year’s Images of Research contest once again showcases the rich research, scholarly and artistic work of USask staff, faculty, students, and alumni.
As food costs continue to rise, it can be a challenge to eat a balanced diet while balancing your budget.
University of Saskatchewan (USask) undergraduate students from the College of Agriculture and Bioresources (AgBio), the College of Arts and Science, Edwards School of Business, and through the School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS)’s Undergraduate Certificate program, will present their capstone projects at the annual Sustainability Trade Show on April 2.
Many of the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) best and brightest headed overseas to fight in the First World War, with 69 never returning home. As Canada recognizes Vimy Ridge Day on April 9, On Campus News takes a look at the USask students and staff who made the ultimate sacrifice in the epic battle more than a century ago.