Politics & Society
More than just an animal: Losing a pet deserves more attention and compassion
The Conversation
Pet loss can be as devastating as losing a family member, writes Renata Roma, a postdoctoral fellow at the Center of Behavioural Sciences and Justice Studies/Pawsitive Connections Lab
From Nigeria to USask: Student leader builds campus connections
Economics student Pamimo Akinjide was a featured speaker at USask's Black History Month launch event
Psychedelic humanities or humanistic psychedelics?
This panel discussion is presented by the Department of History and the Department of Philosophy
USask project supports health initiatives for African women and girls
Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace (PhD) of the Department of Geography and Planning is environmental health lead on the five-year global initiative
Women and Girls in Science: Leading a new, sustainable era
One of USask’s top water researchers creates inclusive opportunities through intentionally diverse initiatives
‘It’s hard to read’: What’s curbing our use of cursive writing
CTV News
In the future, we may have to decipher cursive like we do hieroglyphics, says Dr. Jesse Stewart (PhD) of the Department of Linguistics
Weathering the storm: What a weak Canadian dollar and trade tensions mean for Saskatchewan
Discover Moose Jaw
Dr. Joel Bruneau (PhD), head of the Department of Economics, talks about the tradeoffs of a low dollar and what might come next
Which areas of Saskatoon are best for car-free living? A USask student decided to figure it out
CBC News
Geography and planning student Monique Poisson-Fast doesn't believe all neighbourhoods are created equal
Non-Aligned News: A Journalistic Experiment to Decolonize Global News
CBC's Ideas
USask historian and director of the Non-Aligned News Research Partnership Dr. Maurice Labelle (PhD) is studying a movement that once tried to remake world news
International Society for Anthrozoology 2025 Conference
ISAZ
ISAZ 2025 will be hosted in Saskatoon by the University of Saskatchewan and the PAWSitive Connections Lab
Want to Raise a Kid in Canada? That’ll Be $293,000
The Walrus
The economic formula of parenthood has drastically changed in recent decades, says USask sociologist Dr. Karen Lawson (PhD)