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From Nigeria to USask: Student leader builds campus connections
Economics student Pamimo Akinjide was a featured speaker at USask's Black History Month launch event
Q&A: Indigenous USask student creates opportunities for Saskatoon youth to explore digital spaces
USask School for the Arts student Jolon Lafond to receive Indigenous Student Achievement Award in recognition of community engagement work
USask historian to receive one of Métis Nation’s highest civilian honours
USask Department of History assistant professor Dr. Cheryl Troupe (PhD) to receive Order of Gabriel Dumont gold medal
World Water Day: Three things to know about protecting drinking water
On Campus News
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher discusses the need for water protection planning and anticipating contamination risks.
‘We have to continue to tell the story of women’s success’
Green & White
Saskatchewan Superwomen: Challengers and Champions, a new book by USask Chancellor Emerita Dr. Vera Pezer (BA’62, MA’64, PhD’77), will be launched during a March 7 event
USask-led research team traces ancient fossils for evolutionary clues
Geological Sciences professor Dr. Luis Buatois (PhD) and his research team's latest published paper explore patterned trace fossils to track the origin for modern deep-sea communities
Women and Girls in Science: Leading a new, sustainable era
One of USask’s top water researchers creates inclusive opportunities through intentionally diverse initiatives
Black History Month at USask: ‘Being conscious of your heritage’
USask history PhD student discusses diverse heritage, identity during Black History Month
Six USask researchers honoured for influential work in health-related research
Sociology professor Dr. Colleen Dell (PhD) is among six USask researchers who have received SHRF Santé Awards
Imagine the future: USask celebrates International Year of Quantum Science and Technology
Quantum technology is evolving rapidly – and this year the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is celebrating what it has in store for the future
Our remote fieldwork taught us how to band together as scientists
Nature
Biology PhD student Victoria Crozier and undergraduate student Olivia Andres detailed their experiences as early-career researchers thrown together on Sable Island