Alumni and Giving

PATH TO PARIS: A second chance in France for USask alum Ens

USask alumna Nikita Ens will compete for Canada at the Paris Paralympics in August

‘I’ve enjoyed being a part of the Senate’

USask graduate Dr. Barb Gustafson (BEd’83, BA’87, MBA’01, CACE’06, PhD’15) is making a difference by serving as a senator for USask

‘It very much feels like home’

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USask graduate Skye Brandon (BFA’00, MA’19) is returning to the stage at the annual Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan festival

PATH TO PARIS: Former Huskie Harrison finally clears Olympic hurdle

Michelle Harrison (BA'20) will be representing Team Canada at the Olympics in Paris, France

Alumni Book Nook: Dr. Michael W. Thomas (PhD’85)

The Department of English's latest novel, "The Erkeley Shadows", is primarily set in Saskatoon

Alumni Book Nook: Elma (Martens) Schemenauer (BA’70)

Elma Schemenauer’s latest book, "Song for Susie Epp", is a novel set in a Saskatchewan farming community in 1970

Alumni Book Nook: Rhea Good (BEd’94, BA’01)

Rhea Good’s latest book, "What Would Alice Do?", focuses on the life of her grandmother

Meaghan Hackinen wins 2024 Tour Divide

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Hackinen (MFA'16) is the first woman to complete one of the world's toughest bike races in under 16 days

Alumni Book Nook: Winona Kent (BA’74)

Winona Kent’s upcoming novel, "Bad Boy", is the latest in her Jason Davey Mystery series

Q&A: Award-winning Indigenous storyteller Tenille Campbell

Campbell (BA’07) is the recipient of an Alumni of Influence Award from the College of Arts and Science

Three questions with Saskatchewan tech leader Aaron Genest

Genest (BSc’07, PhD’13) is one of four Alumni of Influence Award recipients from the College of Arts and Science

Four USask alumni named as 2024 Saskatchewan Order of Merit recipients

Four College of Arts and Science graduates have been awarded the Saskatchewan Order of Merit