THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

News

  • U of S celebrates Canada 150 with reconciliation

    By May 7, 2017

    To mark Canada’s 150 years since confederation, the University of Saskatchewan has unveiled its Canada 150 projects, a series of initiatives to celebrate the event with faculty, students, staff and alumni.

  • A date with science: U of S to host Science Rendezvous

    By April 27, 2017

    On May 13, Let’s Talk Science will be partnering with Science Rendezvous to celebrate the wonderful world of science. From biology to geology to engineering, there will be activities, tours and fun from all areas of science for curious minds of all ages to explore.

  • Open Education Week brings students and professors together

    By April 27, 2017

    From Mar. 27 to 31, the University of Saskatchewan hosted its second Open Education Week, holding many sessions on how Open Educational Resources can benefit students and how they can be used in an educational community, allowing professors and students to access and share these resources as a team.

  • Scholarly snapshots: U of S holds annual Images of Research competition

    By April 27, 2017

    To most people, the process of research evokes thoughts of drab articles, strict deadlines and a large amount of time on word processors. However, behind the curtain of theses and peer-reviews, the fruits of research are often curiously captivating.

  • Dental Day YXE: College of Dentistry hosts first free day of dental care

    By April 27, 2017

    Dental Day YXE, the first ever free dental day in Saskatoon, will be hosted by the University of Saskatchewan and the College of Dentistry.

  • EmBODYing Empowerment: Student led exhibit promotes body diversity and self-love

    By April 5, 2017

    On Apr. 3, the International Women’s Movement student group plans to shine a light on body diversity at the University of Saskatchewan.

  • Passionate pirates for ocular melanoma: U of S student builds awareness of rare disease

    By April 4, 2017

    When students read about cancer as a leading cause of death in Canada, they may first think about breast cancer, lung cancer and skin cancer.

  • Indigenization at the U of S: Promoting Indigenous knowledge in the education system

    By April 3, 2017

    The 2016-17 academic term at the University of Saskatchewan has included a large movement for Indigenization at all institutional levels.