Politics & Society
Autoethnography as a Critical Methodology: Voice and Resistance
Dr. Genevieve Fuji Johnson (PhD) delivers the Timlin Lecture in Political Studies
Global Café: The Human Rights Crisis in Iran: Narratives, Insights, and Actions
An evening of art performance and discussion
Housing Supply and Affordability in Canada
The Timlin Lecture will be presented by guest lecturer Dr. Nathaniel Baum-Snow, University of Toronto
USask Regional and Urban Planning Program earns reaccreditation
Graduating from an accredited program is the biggest step toward becoming a professional planner
USask student to participate in United Nations session
Syndel Thomas Kozar will be part of a delegation to the UN Commission on the Status of Women in March
‘Having it all’: USask chemist talks changing perceptions about women in science
Dr. Tara Kahan discusses balancing career, motherhood on International Day of Women and Girls in Science
USask’s one-of-a-kind dog therapy program celebrates a decade of healing
A wagging tail and a soft nuzzle from a wet nose can be a lifeline
Joint USask-City of Saskatoon research explores changing housing landscape
Dr. Scott Bell (PhD) of the Department of Geography and Planning is looking at population density, utilities, and services along Saskatoon's transit corridor
(DATE CHANGED) Legitimacy and Innovation: Modelling Disability Policy Co-design to Overcome Systemic Ableism in Canadian Disability Housing Policy
This Political Studies Speaker Series lecture is presented by Daniel Dickson, assistant professor in social policy at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy
Get affordable housing or keep your pet? Saskatoon woman’s dilemma widespread
CBC News Saskatoon
Research Chair in One Health & Wellness Dr. Colleen Dell (PhD) discusses importance of human-animal bond
What Mexico and Saskatchewan can teach each other about sustainability
USask water and sustainability researcher Dr. Bob Patrick (PhD) visited a Mexican city that has a lot in common with Saskatoon