Breaking cycles: Indigenous USask student navigates university with daughter
Marcia Little will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (with Distinction) at the 2026 USask Spring Convocation.
Saskatchewan welcomes first students to new occupational therapy and speech language pathology programs
The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing a milestone in the expansion of health professional training in the province. Students will begin studies in the first-ever Master of Occupational Therapy and Master of Speech-Language Pathology programs at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
USask engineering student sets sights on Olympics
Jordan Carroll’s luggage was a little heavier coming home from the Commonwealth Games, packing a pair of gold medals.
Take 5: How physician assistants will support health care in Saskatchewan
Less than a year after launching at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), the province’s first physician assistant training program is reaching a new milestone.
USask physical therapy students inspiring change in long-term care
For Valerie Kerr and Levi Osterwalder, their clinical placement at Stensrud Lodge became an opportunity to create meaningful change.
Two new USask Schulich Leaders aim to help their communities
Matthew Craddock and Clarenz Portades have been named USask’s 2026 Schulich Leader Scholarship recipients.
Supporting Indigenous USask student success starts before Day 1
A student’s first day on campus is a pivotal one. It can come with excitement and anticipation, but it can also conjure anxiety, fear, and feelings of isolation.