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Welcome to the 2026 Fall Term at USask

Welcome to the start of a new semester at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).

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‘Mattering as Medicine’: USask graduand explores the impact of therapy dogs on mental health

Researcher Alexandria Pavelich will graduate with her PhD at the 2026 USask Fall Convocation

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Honouring the sacrifices of those who served

Memorial ribbons in USask’s Peter MacKinnon Building were painted by First World War veteran Harry Accleton

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Recollections of War

USask Chancellor Emerita Vera Pezer hosted five Chancellor’s Alumni World War Tours to Europe

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USask graduate student explores passion for regenerative sustainability

Ryan Sojnocki, who will receive a Master of Sustainability degree during Fall Convocation on Nov. 10, is the founder and host of The Regenerative Way

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SENS researchers link energy security and northern community development

Dr. Greg Poelzer (PhD) and PhD student Tim Kalke are exploring how renewable energy projects can create new opportunities for northern communities

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Accounting major to receive top Convocation prize from Edwards School of Business

Nitisha Arnam, who moved from Mauritius to pursue post-secondary studies in Canada, will be presented with the Goodspeed Award at USask’s Fall Convocation

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