general
President’s update on fall planning
In early March I expressed optimism and confidence about a significant increase to in-person, on campus programming for the September Fall 2021 Term. Although COVID-19 case counts are currently high in Saskatchewan, we remain confident that, with the rapid deployment of vaccines and the support of the Ministry of Health and the Chief Medical Health Officer, our continued planning for a more open Fall Term can proceed.
colleges
USask student receives inaugural Gabriel Dumont Graduate Scholarship in Métis Studies
A high-achieving University of Saskatchewan (USask) student has been awarded the inaugural Gabriel Dumont Graduate Scholarship in Métis Studies, valued at $20,000.
colleges
Canadian universities, professional associations, businesses licensing use of USask-developed pharmacy resource
A clinical resource for pharmacists first developed at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) nearly 10 years ago is finally getting its due.
colleges
‘I love interdisciplinary learning’: New USask graduate finds perfect fit in Women’s and Gender Studies Program
University of Saskatchewan (USask) student Ruby Lindsay is passionate about interdisciplinary learning and pursued a degree in the Women’s and Gender Studies (WGST) Program in USask’s College of Arts and Science as a result.
colleges
First-year ITEP student recognized for leadership
Chante Speidel models supportive leadership to her peers by ‘doing’ and shows great commitment to the teaching profession.
huskies
Lokombo joins elite list of Huskie draft picks
It was a big night for University of Saskatchewan (USask) Huskie football in Tuesday’s Canadian Football League (CFL) draft.
research
USask joins in announcing Herzberg50 and ‘NobelCanadian’ commemoration projects
As part of a national initiative to mark the 50th anniversary of Gerhard Herzberg’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is partnering with heritage education organization Defining Moments Canada, Canadian Heritage, and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) on a major digital project that will showcase Herzberg’s life and achievements to a wide public audience including high school students.
