Students & Campus Life
A new chapter for USask’s cultural heritage
The university’s museums, galleries and the Diefenbaker Canada Centre have joined the University Library to form a unified cultural heritage organization
New USask certificate creates pathways for Arts and Science students
New credential recognizes the value of foundational Arts and Science coursework
The story behind USask’s viral dancing dinosaur
A Museum of Natural Sciences performance was seen around the world—and caught the eye of one K-pop megastar
Young Innovators: USask student uncovers hidden risk in cleaning products
USask Chemistry PhD student Pedro A. F. Souza is investigating unexpected impacts of using common household cleaners on indoor air quality
USask professor opens career doors for math students
New PIMS co-director Dr. Ray Spiteri (PhD) is bringing a career skills workshop to mathematical sciences students
The 2024/25 Dean’s Honour List
Recognizing academic excellence among College of Arts and Science students
Historian, physicist win College of Arts and Science teaching awards
Dr. Kyle McLeister (PhD) and Dr. Matthew Toohey (PhD) are the recipients of 2025-26 New Teacher Awards
Indigenous College of Arts and Science students honoured for academic, personal achievements
Fifty Indigenous students received USask Indigenous Student Achievement Awards during a ceremony on March 10
Third-year USask student sees community success as her success
Métis USask anthropology student Meghan-Nicole Morin will receive an award for leadership at the Indigenous Student Achievement Awards
USask Indigenous art project marks the coming of spring
Everyone is invited to make art from found materials at the Snelgrove Gallery
USask Regional and Urban Planning Program earns reaccreditation
Graduating from an accredited program is the biggest step toward becoming a professional planner