College of Law implementing innovative Indigenous initiatives

College of Law implementing innovative Indigenous initiatives

From graduating the first Indigenous lawyer to be called to the bar in Western Canada, to founding the country’s first Native Law Centre, the U of S College of Law has long been a leader in supporting Indigenous students.

Education establishes Active Learning Classroom

Innovative and interactive, the Grit and Scott McCreath Active Learning Classroom will enrich concepts of teaching and learning in the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Education.

SENS leads international renewable energy network

University of Saskatchewan professor Greg Poelzer will lead a new international renewable energy network.

Hello magic and witchcraft, goodbye Enlightenment

Recently a Canadian woman was charged with pretending to practise witchcraft under a law on the verge of disappearing from the Canadian Criminal Code. She had attempted to extort considerable sums of money from vulnerable clients.

Education announces active learning classroom construction at the U of S

The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) College of Education is proud to announce construction of the Grit and Scott McCreath Active Learning Classroom, a progressive project designed to improve teaching and learning for future educators.

SENS celebrates first Indigenous PhD graduate

Yvonne Vizina is the first Indigenous student to graduate with a PhD from the University of Saskatchewan’s School of Environment and Sustainability (SENS).

2018 Fall Convo: President’s Medal winner says compassion and self-care are key

Anyone reading Max Liu’s resumé might wonder how he found time for it all.