News and stories about people at the University of Saskatchewan
Recent USask graduates Rebecca Tootoosis and Shawn Whitford have returned to campus as University of Saskatchewan (USask) employees after both completed their degrees at the Edwards School of Business in 2025.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has announced Ryan Moccasin as the 2026 Indigenous Storyteller in Residence in the USask Library.
From greenhouse laboratory to teaching sites across the province, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Medicine has been shaping health care in Saskatchewan and beyond for a century. This year the college celebrates two milestones—100 years since the two-year School of Medical Sciences was established and 70 years since students have been able to take their entire four-year medical degree at USask.
From best of friends set to skate into the international spotlight and a former Huskie heading to a remarkable fifth Olympics, to a pair of alumni preparing for the Paralympics, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) will be well-represented at the 2026 Winter Games in Italy.
University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher Dr. Kwabena Nketia (PhD) has worked and travelled around the world, but it is at USask where he has found a place “to truly be what the world needs.”
Dr. Monique Simair (BSc’04, PhD’09) has been appointed the new director of Slogotski Hunt Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), effective February 2, 2026.
As Black History Month 2026 begins, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) community aims to spotlight the voices, leaders, scholars, and trailblazers who shape campus life and beyond.
