Goaltender Roddy Ross for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies

Huskie Athletics celebrates Indigenous Achievement Week

Indigenous Achievement Week (IAW) is an annual University of Saskatchewan (USask) event that celebrates Métis, First Nations and Inuit students, staff, faculty and alumni's successes and contributions.

USask AgBio student explores wildlife research in the north

Kira Mudrey was honoured for her academic achievement during the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards Ceremony on March 9.

USask graduate student passionate about community engagement

A graduate student at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Medicine has been recognized for community engagement at the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards Ceremony. 

USask nursing student aims to advocate for patients

Jenna Masey Bear was honoured for her leadership during the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards Ceremony on March 9.

‘Be fearless and go for your dreams,’ says USask law student

Dominga Robinson was honoured for her leadership during the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards Ceremony on March 9.

USask student aspires to teach in northern Indigenous communities

Jared Dougal Crane will be recognized for academic excellence during the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards Ceremony on March 9.

Finding her place

Heather O’Watch, who is receiving the Leadership Award at this year’s University of Saskatchewan (USask) Indigenous Achievement Week awards ceremony, was on social media late last year when she noticed a post looking for applicants to represent Canada at the Y7 Summit in Tokyo, Japan in April.