Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the University of Saskatchewan to meet with members of the campus community, including students, at the Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre. (Photo: David Stobbe/USask)

USask hosts the Prime Minister of Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paid tribute to the contributions the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has made to scientific discovery, as he wrapped up his visit to campus on Wednesday.

USask to spotlight six honorary degree recipients

This spring, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) will pay tribute to six remarkable individuals who have made extraordinary contributions throughout their careers.

USask verification task force focuses on Indigenous membership/citizenship

The University of Saskatchewan (USask), along with external Indigenous partners, has launched a task force that will create a policy for Indigenous Membership/Citizenship Verification with Documentation.

māmowi āsohtētān 5th annual Internal Truth and Reconciliation Forum

For the fifth straight year, members of the University of Saskatchewan campus community will gather on May 11 for the māmowi āsohtētān (“Let’s Cross This Together”) annual Internal Truth and Reconciliation Forum.

New fire hall to be built next to USask main campus

The Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) has announced it will be breaking ground for a state-of-the-art fire station along Preston Avenue, adjacent to the University of Saskatchewan (USask) main campus.

USask COVID-19 safety measures update

With the Winter Term concluded and final exams now underway, we take this opportunity to provide an update on health and safety measures at USask as we move into spring and summer sessions.

USask senior leaders embracing anti-racism/anti-oppression education

For 35 years, Dr. Verna St. Denis (PhD) has been leading anti-racism and anti-oppression instruction in teacher education at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).