Politics & Society

From Kindergarten to College: The Impact of Education Policies over the Lifecycle

This Economics Speaker Series event features guest speaker Dr. Angela Zheng, McMaster University

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

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

Obituary: James Miller

Legacy.com
USask emeritus professor, scholar of Indigenous-settler relations was one of Canada's most distinguished historians

7 Nights of History: Percy Moore: Bringing Modern Health and Welfare North Through Indian Health Services

A community lecture by Dr. Erika Dyck (PhD) of the Department of History

USask-led international research project unites water with maternal health

Geography and Planning professor Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace (PhD) is leading a project exploring connections between physical and social environments and maternal well-being

USask philosophy class encourages kids to ask the ‘big questions’

Philosophy for Children class examines important issues, develops critical thinking skills