President Peter Stoicheff enters his final year of a decade at the helm of the University of Saskatchewan (USask) riding a wave of success from a compelling comprehensive campaign to record research funding.
Almost $1million investment from PrairiesCan to support Opus startup incubator.
Beading was something Jusinda Rosenkerr had the chance to learn when she was a student as part of First Nations University’s Indigenous Social Work Program’s Culture Camp.
When it comes to crop production, soil is vital for plant health, nutrient supply and water retention. Today, two soil science projects dedicated to the future of mapping carbon levels in Saskatchewan soil have received support from a major government fund, allowing researchers to create a better roadmap of soil health for the province’s producers.
Twenty-three crop and cropland-focused research projects at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) have received $4.18 million in support from the provincial government through the Agriculture Development Fund (ADF).
The Global Institute for Water Security (GIWS) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is joining many other water communities around the world in 2025 to celebrate and highlight the crucial role glaciers play in sustaining our planet’s freshwater supply.
The first cohort of University of Saskatchewan (USask) nursing students have graduated from a reinstated accelerated program aimed to help address staffing challenges in the province.
