Alumni and Giving
Arts and Science alumni, faculty shortlisted for Sask Book Awards
Awards celebrate excellence in Saskatchewan writing
People of USask: Naheda Sahtout
Naheda Sahtout (GPSC'17, PhD'21) is a proud USask alumna working as a policy analyst at Natural Resources Canada
Government of Canada recognizes national historic significance of USask biologist
Dr. Donald Strathearn Rawson (PhD) was a world leader in the field of limnology
People of USask: Dr. Zita Seshie
College of Arts and Science graduate Dr. Zita Seshie's (PhD) upbringing is what inspires her passion for education
Black History Month: Shining a light on lived experiences
USask graduates Theodocia Quagraine (BA&Sc'16), Halima Mela (BA'09) and Hannah Chukwu (MA'06, CTESL'08) are contributors to a new book about lived experiences of Black women leaders in Sask
People of USask: Nat Banting
USask graduate Nat Banting (BEd'10, BSc'10) is a Saskatoon-based educator that teaches math in Saskatoon Public High Schools and works as a mathematics education lecturer
'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
People of USask: Alana Pancyr
Fine arts graduate Alana Pancyr (BFA'13) is a multimedia artist and an actress in on-stage and on-screen productions
People of USask: Jessie Buydens
Psychology and sociology graduate Jessie Buydens talks about her experiences at USask and the importance of getting involved on campus
The Life and Legacy of Henry Taube
A graduate of the College of Arts and Science, Henry Taube is the only Saskatchewan-born winner of the Nobel Prize
People of USask: Deborah and Verla Chatsis
USask graduate Verla Chatsis (BA'84, BSP'85) talks about how her sister Deborah Chatsis (BE’83, LLB'86, LLD’15) valued family and education