The University of Saskatchewan (USask) community is encouraged to take part in the Week of Reflection leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026.

For Dr. John Pomeroy (PhD), the work of exploring and modeling the frozen waters of the world never stops.

When Dr. Valerie Korinek (PhD) learned she was this year’s recipient of the Ursula Franklin Award in Gender Studies, Dr. Guy Laforest (PhD), President of the Academy of Social Sciences with the Royal ...

Students from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) are gearing up to host this year’s edition of Vetavision, which takes place from Sept. 25–26.

Research in water, Earth sciences and chemistry are among the highlights

Dr. Arinjay Banerjee’s (PhD) career could be described as meteoric.

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has cracked the top 10 worldwide for water research and scholarship in a prestigious international university ranking.

Music is food for the soul – but can it also advocate for the environment?

The annual event at USask raised $376,495 in support of students, research, and programs

Free extracurricular initiative will bring together students from dentistry, engineering, arts and science and business to develop innovative solutions to real oral health challenges.

From building scaffolds that repair damaged tissue to improving indoor air quality with innovative new techniques, University of Saskatchewan's (USask) Dr. Daniel Chen (PhD) and Dr. Tara Kahan (PhD) a...

The new research project will determine if agriculturally produced oils could create a sustainable and home-grown option for highway paints

The 2026 award recipients will be celebrated at a gala on Oct. 26 at Remai Modern

Welcome to the start of a new semester at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).

When Brittany Todoruk walked through the doors of the Ste Rose Veterinary Clinic this spring, it felt like déjà vu for the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) student.

USask graduate Kelley Moore (BA’00, MA’13) travels the world to help create safe and sustainable communities

The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing a milestone in the expansion of health professional training in the province. Students will begin studies in the first-ever Master of Occupational Therapy...

Canada’s ambitious vision for improving access to school food needs to be bolstered by community collaboration and high-quality research.

As the first in her family to attend university, Brianna Gratton faced a lot of uncertainty as she considered her post-secondary options. But that all changed when she learned she was a recipient of t...

Only five decades ago, central nervous system (CNS) brain and spinal cord nerve cells were thought to be impossible to repair. Part of the research led by neuroscientist Dr. Valerie Verge (PhD) over h...

Jessica Sick, who graduated from USask in 2024, now works in cultural resource management (CRM) in Alberta

Imagine knocking a huge hole in the wall and moving in a massive piece of equipment the size of a bus weighing in at a whopping 80,000 pounds, with only six inches of clearance to slowly slide into pl...

Celebrating Five Years of ohpahotân | oohpaahotaan

The University of Saskatchewan (USask), in partnership with the University of Calgary (UCalgary), is positioned to enhance Canada’s safety and security through quantum innovation.

Scientists are racing to conserve what remains of these majestic animals’ genetic diversity

Jordan Carroll’s luggage was a little heavier coming home from the Commonwealth Games, packing a pair of gold medals.

The University of Saskatchewan (USask), in partnership with the University of Calgary (UCalgary), is positioned to enhance Canada’s safety and security through quantum innovation.

Three MD students, Daniel Ha, Ethan Schultz, and Hamza Saghir, participated in the National College and University Ethics Bowl ultimately bringing home silver. They sat down to talk about the competit...

Less than a year after launching at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), the province’s first physician assistant training program is reaching a new milestone.

Knees are built to move – but how can we get an accurate picture of what’s going on inside of a knee while it’s in use?

A University of Saskatchewan (USask) biomedical researcher has been recognized with a prestigious honour celebrating their promising early-career innovations.

When Abtin Safaeian arrived with his family from Iran in 2019, he was ready to embrace a new life in Canada.

What do you think of when you think of psychedelics?

Kate Gillis (MA’24), who was awarded the inaugural Gabriel Dumont Graduate Scholarship in Métis Studies, now works for the Métis National Council

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is known as a nuclear research powerhouse on the Prairies, and a new agreement is set to further position the university as a global leader in nuclear technology...

Genomics research in the Prairies is about to get a massive boost for analyzing data from plant, animal, and bacterial samples to soil and water.

In a world where isolation and anxiety are on the rise, University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Dr. Colleen Anne Dell (PhD) is fostering powerful connections with both animal companions and human collabo...

USask, MN-S sign agreement to further collaborate on community-engaged research, training, and other strategic areas

Aug. 12-15, 2026

For Valerie Kerr and Levi Osterwalder, their clinical placement at Stensrud Lodge became an opportunity to create meaningful change.

For artificial intelligence (AI) tools that rely on interpreting data from the real world, both speed and accuracy are critically important.

For artificial intelligence (AI) tools that rely on interpreting data from the real world, both speed and accuracy are critically important.

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is preparing to put more financial support in the hands of students in need than ever before.