Colleges
News and stories about colleges at the University of Saskatchewan
‘A trailblazer and role model for Indigenous women in science’: USask graduate honours her heritage through new STEM business
Dawn Pratt’s career path was set early in life, after her parents bought her a child’s chemistry kit in Grade 4.
First Indigenous neurologist graduates from Saskatchewan
One of the country’s newest neurologists is Dr. Landon Perlett (MD’15), a Métis man from rural Saskatchewan. He is also the first Indigenous neurologist to graduate from the College of Medicine.
Illuminating truth and reconciliation at USask for National Indigenous Peoples Day
With a series of events for National Indigenous Peoples Day 2021, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Art Galleries and Collection and the College of Arts and Science intend to start a renewed conversation about truth and reconciliation.
USask alumnus funds new Graduate Prize for Women in Computer Science
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate and leader in the province’s technology industry says women “are extremely underrepresented in technology jobs”—and he wants to help close the gender gap.
USask student creates online exhibit showcasing queer history in Saskatchewan
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) student says she hopes a new online exhibit she curated “can be useful to people both inside and out of Saskatchewan’s queer community.”
Navy chaplain completes doctorate aboard HMCS Calgary
From growing up on a farm in Zimbabwe to serving on a Canadian warship, a chaplain on Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Calgary feels he has made all the right choices along the way.
Clarke, Benko earn top graduating student awards
After earning the top awards in the College of Kinesiology, Mason Clarke and Kaitlyn Benko are now preparing to pursue their passion to be chiropractors.