USask grad, Dolapo Fadare, advocates for representation, anti-racism, and systemic change.

USask grad, Dolapo Fadare, advocates for representation, anti-racism, and systemic change.

Dolapo Fadare (BA'20) is just getting started in her journey to create an equitable and just future.

USask alumna wins Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts

University of Saskatchewan (USask) alumna Lori Blondeau has been named one of the winners of the prestigious Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts.

Black History Month: USask graduate makes waves on a global stage

Uchi Uchibeke (BA’18) uses his USask degree to create real impact in Black communities.

Black History Month: USask alumna brings Black history to the forefront

Helen Vangool (BA’12, BEd’14) uses her platform to educate her students and the public on Black history, every day of the year.

Black History Month: USask medicine alumna advocates for representation and inclusion

Strengthened by her past, Ashley Tshala builds a solid foundation for her future

His memory lives on: Legacy of Huskie athlete supports students with mental illness

Matthew Baraniuk, a former University of Saskatchewan (USask) student and Huskie athlete passed away in 2020 at the age of 20 from his struggles with mental illness. His legacy lives on through the Matthew Baraniuk Memorial Award, helping incoming students with mental health challenges.

Scholarship support helps a student-parent succeed

A single parent and mature student, Marcia Little credits her scholarship for providing her the flexibility to take care of her family while succeeding academically.