Indigenous
‘Representation matters’
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Saskatoon lawyer Jared Brown (BA’15, JD’16) reflects on his career, his education at USask, and making history as the first Indigenous person to lead the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union (USSU)
Breaking cycles: Indigenous USask student navigates university with daughter
Marcia Little will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (with Distinction) at the 2026 USask Spring Convocation
New USask graduate’s story is told through art
Two-Spirit, Indigenous artist Ailah Carpenter continues to attract national attention for their work
Exploring culture and identity through beadwork
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Acclaimed Métis artist Corinna Wollf (BA’96, BFA’14, MFA’16), a former Saskatoon resident and three-time USask graduate, now lives and works in northern Italy
All in the family: USask flexible learning that fits a family’s life
Mother and daughter experience the benefits of flexible learning options at USask
USask graduates, faculty receive book awards
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The 33rd annual Saskatchewan Book Awards gala was held on May 1, 2026, in Regina
Young Innovators: Exploring the health and wellness of Indigenous leaders
USask graduate student Sheila Naytowhow (BA'22, Cert'19, Cert'23) wants to understand how First Nation elected officials' experiences impact their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health
A Settlement Discovery Could Upend Our Theory of Early America
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USask archaeologist Dr. Glenn Stuart (PhD) was part of the discovery of an 11,000-year-old Indigenous settlement in Saskatchewan
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
Renewing a USask English course with Indigenous storytellers
PhD candidate Olivia Abram plans to use Lesley Biggs Teaching Fellowship to redesign Indigenous Storytelling course
USask graduate awarded ohpinamake Prize for Indigenous Artists
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Catherine Blackburn (BFA’07), who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the College of Arts and Science, is a multidisciplinary artist and jeweller living in Toronto