News and stories about people at the University of Saskatchewan
He was the first Canadian awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal for his role in a critical bombing mission and went on to survive five years in 17 German prisoner of war (POW) camps.
During Fall Convocation on November 13, graduating students from colleges across campus, along with members of the University of Saskatchewan (USask) community, paid tribute to the university’s latest honorary degree recipients.
A significant gift from the Brownlee Family Foundation will support the establishment and operations of the Prairie Business Summit at the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Edwards School of Business.
A generous donation of $1 million from Ellen Remai, through the Frank and Ellen Remai Foundation, will support the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO), a world-class research facility at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), with an aim to stop emerging infectious diseases and future pandemics.
When Dr. Andres Posso-Terranova (PhD) was 17 years old, he joined the Colombian Armed Forces. During his military service, a traumatic injury would influence the trajectory of his life in his home country, eventually leading him to the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
For the past 40 years, the Canadian Centre for the Study of Co-operatives (CCSC) has been a cornerstone in advancing interdisciplinary research and education about co-operatives at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), across Canada, and around the world.
USask Distinguished Teacher Award winner honoured for the recognition.
