students
Take 5: How physician assistants will support health care in Saskatchewan
Less than a year after launching at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), the province’s first physician assistant training program is reaching a new milestone.
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Leading with respect: Five years of ohpahotân | oohpaahotaan, the Indigenous Strategy
When the Indigenous Strategy was gifted to the University of Saskatchewan (USask) on August 20, 2021, it was intended to uplift Indigenous voices, inspire reciprocity and keep the USask community rooted in accountability, a reminder that We Are All Treaty People.
research
New USask wind tunnel to be research and industry ‘game changer’
The unique-in-Canada project is planned to be designed, built, and assembled by Mechanical Engineering students and faculty.
research
USask researcher explores health benefits of public transit
Can your daily commute positively impact your health?
general
Full steam ahead for USask boiler upgrade
Imagine knocking a huge hole in the wall and moving in a massive piece of equipment the size of a bus weighing in at a whopping 80,000 pounds, with only six inches of clearance to slowly slide into place.
students
USask engineering student sets sights on Olympics
Jordan Carroll’s luggage was a little heavier coming home from the Commonwealth Games, packing a pair of gold medals.
research
Canada announces Quantum Defence Innovation Secure Hub at USask, UCalgary
The University of Saskatchewan (USask), in partnership with the University of Calgary (UCalgary), is positioned to enhance Canada’s safety and security through quantum innovation.