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.

USask President’s Medal winner took it ‘one class at a time’

Business economics graduate Aiden Gerwing saw university as a chance to reinvent himself

‘It means family’: One graduate’s tribute to a fallen USask soldier

Tracey Jungwirth (BSc’92) had only read about Lieutenant Harold Robinson (BA’40), but she wanted to leave flowers at his grave

USask remembers: The service of the McNab brothers

The McNab brothers from the USask answered their country’s call in both world wars

USask student masters the transition from Nigeria to Canada

Graduate student to receive Master of Science degree at USask Fall Convocation

University Medal recipient breaks down the fear of math

USask Arts and Science graduand to receive University Medal in the Sciences at Fall Convocation

Bernie Slogotski and Thedra Hunt establish entrepreneurship centre at USask

Bernie Slogotski (BComm'67) and Thedra Hunt (BA'66) are establishing a new centre that will support students and faculty across USask

Naheda Sahtout is shaping policy through a scientific lens

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After earning her PhD in chemistry from USask, Sahtout (GPSC'17, PhD'21) moved from the lab to tackle Canada's energy strategy

Unpacking the black box of AI

Would you trust AI with your cancer diagnosis? A USask graduate is making sure you can.

Alumni Book Nook: Dr. Philip J. Burton (BSc’78)

Botanist and plant ecologist Dr. Philip J. Burton has written a new book focusing on sustainable resource management

‘I had a truly memorable time at USask’

Adnan Fida (BSc’00, MSc’08), who currently works for Google, reflects on his time as a USask computer science student 25 years after his graduation

USask, Remai Modern present work by Dawit L. Petros

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Petros, an award-winning artist, researcher, and educator, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history at the University of Saskatchewan in 1996

Orano Canada renews support for Indigenous USask students in STEM

Uranium mining and milling company provides $100K contribution to Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways