research
History of same-sex marriage project among $1.3 million in USask research grants from SSHRC
Canada became global ‘destination’ for lesbian and gay weddings after legalization, researcher says.
research
Indigenous-led research centre to address HIV among First Nations, Inuit and Métis
The rise in HIV and other sexually transmitted infections among Indigenous people in Saskatchewan and Manitoba is to be addressed by a new $2.9-million Indigenous-led research centre to close gaps in prevention and care.
research
USask-led northern energy planning project awarded $2.5 million by SSHRC
Imagine that your family lives on less than $1,600 a month and the power bill takes up half that money.
people
USask science outreach director recognized for service
Lana Elias, director of science outreach in the College of Arts and Science, is the recipient of a 2019 University Staff Excellence Award from the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
research
Sleep-deprived decision makers may be less likely to appoint women to top jobs
Research into link between sleepiness and bias among $647,000 in federal funding awards.
research
Métis jigging: a better cardio workout than aerobics or a run?
Dance has more to offer than a “fitness craze”, promoting reconciliation and Métis heritage.
colleges
USask graduate student uses computer modelling to help save Tasmanian devils
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate student is collaborating with international partners in an effort to stem the decline of Tasmanian devil populations through the use of computer modelling.
