The College of Education building with several students gathered out front

College of Education program ‘feels like home’

Master’s degree cohort was created to meet the needs of Indigenous educators, leaders, and communities in Saskatchewan and beyond

Farmer and rancher mental health focus of Governor General discussion

Learning to seek help and breaking the cycle of silence on mental illness. That was the focus of a recent roundtable discussion between Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General for Canada, and Saskatchewan partners SaskAgMatters, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health (CCRAH), and the Sask Polytech FARMh program.

Feeling ‘the USask spirit’

Award-winning graduate and lifelong learner Dr. Idowu Mogaji (GPSC’21, PhD’23) knew the University of Saskatchewan was the right fit for her after seeing the Saskatoon campus in a YouTube video

USask's Edwards Executive Education moving to new downtown location

Edwards Executive Education, an off-campus site of the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Edwards School of Business, is relocating this summer.

New degree at USask aims to address dental hygienist shortage

The College of Dentistry at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is introducing a new Dental Hygiene program, addressing critical workforce shortages while enhancing oral health care for residents across the province.

‘There’s so much about a dog that touches people’s hearts’

Volunteering with the PAWS Your Stress program is ‘very rewarding’ for USask graduate Doreen Stumborg (BA’09, MFA’20) and her dog, Laddie

Vimy Ridge Day: Honouring the sacrifice of soldiers from USask

It was one of the defining moments in Canadian military history, with students and staff from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) among those who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Battle of Vimy Ridge.