Alumni and Giving
Our alumni are making an impact around the world and in every sector. Stay up to date by checking our most recent alumni news and stories.
University of Saskatchewan to spotlight honorary degree recipients
USask will celebrate four outstanding Canadians, including three College of Arts and Science alumni
Vanderhaeghe wins Saskatchewan Book of the Year Award
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2025 Saskatchewan Book Award winners included five Arts and Science graduates
‘Writing makes my life meaningful’
Alumnus Dr. Yuan Changming (MA’92, PhD’96), who studied English at the University of Saskatchewan, is an award-winning poet, writer, editor, publisher, tutor, and translator
USask theatre artists head to Korea to honour Canadian soldiers
Canadian and Korean artists are creating an original musical highlighting Canadian contributions to the Korean War
USask Arts and Science faculty recognized for research, scholarly, artistic impact on communities
Four Arts and Science faculty members presented with college awards for outstanding RSAW contributions
USask appoints Scott Banda as 17th chancellor
The retired Federated Co-operatives Ltd CEO is one of the College of Arts and Science's Alumni of Influence
Alumni Book Nook: Anthony Bidulka (BA’83, BEd’91, BComm’91)
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Home Fires Burn is the forthcoming book written by USask alumnus Anthony Bidulka, an award-winning Saskatchewan novelist
Building relationships through art
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Through her multidisciplinary practice, Xiao Han (MFA’16) explores her identity as an immigrant artist while learning about life on the Canadian Prairies
The impact of Rossmo’s Formula
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Arts and Science Alumni of Influence Dr. Kim Rossmo (BA'78) pioneered the field of geographical profiling—developing a mathematical model to help locate serial criminals
USask alumni earn book award nominations
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More than a dozen USask graduates have been shortlisted for the 2025 Saskatchewan Book Awards
‘Turning curiosity into action’
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Award-winning USask graduate Dr. Monique Simair (BSc’04, PhD’09) has leveraged her passion for science, innovation, and problem-solving into two successful environmental consultancy businesses