Students & Campus Life
College of Arts and Science advisor, teachers, students win USSU awards
USSU Excellence Award winners are chosen by students
Indigenous students at College of Arts and Science recognized for achievements
The Indigenous Student Achievement Awards recognize Indigenous students at USask for their achievements including academic, community engagement, leadership, research, resiliency
College of Arts and Science students mark milestones at annual Pinning Ceremony
Pins signify academic achievement and progress toward an Arts and Science degree
USask PhD student researches and creates comics
Jasmine Redford is a comic book illustrator and a PhD student in English
Reclaiming Indigenous voices through found poetry
The Fried Bannock Project is a found poetry creation project hosted by ISAP from March 6-10 in celebration of Indigenous Achievement Week 2023
USask Symphony Orchestra: Season Finale
A concert filled with joy and exuberance
Three tips on how to thrive as an international student at USask
In this blog, first-year undergraduate biology student Doreen Patel gives some advice on how to thrive as an international student
The 2021/22 Dean’s Honour List
Celebrating the academic achievements of College of Arts and Science students
Two USask students headed to Montréal for final round of McCall MacBain Scholarships
USask political studies student Julia Morelli and engineering physics student Minh Au are finalists for the first global cohort of the scholarships
'We wrote that play, together': USask research paints picture of lived experiences of Iranian women
Haleh Mir Miri has experienced firsthand the oppression that women can be subjected to under extremist Islamic rule
A story of fire and ice: USask research studies how wildfires impact glacier melt
Department of Geography and Planning PhD candidate Caroline Aubry-Wake studied the impact of wildfires on the Athabasca Glacier