Week of Reflection

Against the background of the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) traditional hues of green and white, orange stands out as a vitally important and powerfully symbolic colour for Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Its meaning is especially clear as we begin a Week of Reflection leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30.

USask embarks on largest campaign in Saskatchewan history

Ambitious goal of $500 million will be reached with support and generosity of community

USask to honour Poilièvre for lifetime commitment to community

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) will honour the remarkable public service of Father André Poilièvre during USask Fall Convocation next month.

USask tennis courts get a little “love” thanks to generous donation

You could say a little “love” is being shown to the tennis courts sitting behind the Education building on the University of Saskatchewan campus.

Meewasin and USask Renew MOU

Meewasin Valley Authority and University of Saskatchewan Renew Memorandum of Understanding to Strengthen Environmental and Sustainability Collaboration

Generosity of USask community fuels Giving Day success

On Sept. 12, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) held its first Giving Day, in support of the Be What the World Needs Campaign.

Giving Day supports USask Comprehensive Campaign as new school year begins 

The one day fundraising initiative will support featured projects at USask and all donations made will contribute to the university’s Be What the World Needs comprehensive campaign.