He went on to manage billion-dollar portfolios and work with thousands of people, but Rajat M. Nag fondly remembers the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) as playing a pivotal role in his early development as an international banking leader.
Dr. Simranjeet (Sim) Singh (BSc’18, MD’22) found a sense of community at the University of Saskatchewan
For National Puppy Day, veterinarian Dr. Karen Machin—an expert in animal behaviour and a founder of New Hope Dog Rescue—shares her tips on puppy socialization and how to choose the right dog for you
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) has announced the winners of its 2024 awards.
Dr. Allan Preston, a graduate of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM), received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) during the cattle organization’s annual general meeting in February 2024.
Dr. Nathan Erickson (DVM) of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) has received the 2024 Veterinarian of the Year Award from the Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners (WCABP) and Boehringer Ingelheim Canada.
The Saskatoon philanthropist, who died on March 13, 2024, at the age of 91, was bestowed with an honorary degree in 2007 for his many contributions to the University of Saskatchewan and to organizations across the province
Inspired by his time as a USask student-athlete, alumnus Dr. Justin Pfefferle (BA’05) becomes head coach of the Concordia University Stingers cross-country and track and field teams
Get to know alumnus, Blair Healey(BScKIN’06, MSc’10) and how his Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in kinesiology have helped him thrive in his career.
USask alumni Tannis Nicholson (BusAdm’06) and Tyler Moss (BusAdm’08, CEBAC’11) are organizing a second memorial golf tournament to support the Comfort Care Fund at the Hospice at Glengarda
Kateryna Khartova (BMus’16) is the winner of the 2024 Gordon C. Wallis Memorial Opera Competition
University of Saskatchewan researcher Dr. John Pomeroy (BSc’83, PhD’88) says the ways we’re managing water resources will no longer cut it.
Kaitlin Willoughby (BSN’19) was a star on the first Huskie women’s hockey team in program history to win the Canada West Championship in 2014, en route to winning the bronze medal at the national championship. The nursing grad’s hockey journey has brought her to Toronto of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) in a historic season for the women’s pro game.
The SaskEnergy Scholarship Program will help make post-secondary education more accessible and affordable for 60 deserving University of Saskatchewan (USask) students, including dedicated scholarships for Indigenous learners.
Alumna Kaitlin Kelly (BScRRM’14, MSc‘16) says majoring in Resource Economics and Policy was one of the best decisions she’s made.
For University of Saskatchewan (USask) soil scientist Dr. Melissa Arcand (PhD'13), her research is as much about people and communities as it is numbers and data.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) community recognizes and celebrates the many contributions of women to our vibrant campus this International Women’s Day.
From Sweetgrass Bridge is the forthcoming book written by Bidulka, an award-winning Saskatchewan author of mystery, suspense, and thriller novels
Somerset Maugham and the Cinema is the latest book written by Calder, a recipient of the USask Alumni Lifetime Achievement Award
As captain of the Huskie women’s hockey team, Chelsea Purcell (BScKin’10) had a pedigree for leadership. Her current role with the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is an extension of her experience building relationships and working with teammates toward a common goal.
An Edwards School of Business and Huskie hockey alumna, Marley Ervine (BComm’16, MPAcc’18) has thrived in business, stayed connected to hockey, and is part of the organizing committee for the U SPORTS Women’s Hockey National Championship at USask March 14-17.
A gift of $300,003 from the Samit and Reshma Sharma Foundation will support graduate students pursuing research in infectious diseases and vaccines, water security, and agriculture
USask graduate Leah Marie Dorion (BEd’94, BA’99), an interdisciplinary artist, teacher, and author, celebrates her Métis heritage through a variety of literary and artistic projects
Dr. Tenneisha Nelson (PhD’20, GPSC’20) supports and empowers USask students and alumni in her role as an experiential learning co-ordinator at Career Services.
After meeting at USask, graduates Norm Rebin (BA’59) and Delva Rebin (BA’58) wed in 1959 and travelled the world together
Tapping into global expertise and diverse perspectives is key for bringing about innovative solutions to difficult problems.
USask graduate Wynona Croft Mulcaster (BA’43), who helped build the Emma Lake Artists’ Workshops, found inspiration on the Canadian prairies and in Mexico
As the University of Saskatchewan's 2024 Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence, Tenille Campbell (BA'07) is exploring art, laughter and culture.
Lecia Ellis (GPSC'23), a graduate student in the College of Education, is passionate about her job at the International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC).
With the start of the new year, Dr. Marilyn Baetz (BSHEC'84, MD'93) became interim dean of the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Medicine for a one-year term, or until a new dean is appointed.
Professor Emeritus Hugh Wood (BE'66, MSc'69, PhD'72) is being honoured by USask Engineering as the Distinguished Lecturer at the college's 2024 C.J. Mackenzie Gala.
Dr. Albert Ugochukwu’s (PhD'15) journey into the field of agricultural economics was driven by a passion for sustainable development, nurtured by various mentors during his doctoral studies at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
"My main goal is that people would also come to love this place as much as I do.”
Alumnus honours his parents’ hard work with scholarship fund
Award-winning poet and photographer Tenille Campbell (BA’07, MFA’12) has been selected as the next Indigenous Storyteller-in-Residence for a 12-week residency with the University Library at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), beginning in January.
How Tracy Robinson got CN Rail back on track
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate is back on campus bringing her expertise and perspective to the top Human Resources job.
USask alumnus has a front-row seat to the evolving technology as Microsoft leader
The Green and White weren’t on the field during the 110th Grey Cup game on Sunday, but one of the people wearing black and white was representing Saskatchewan.
Two outstanding nominees from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) are honoured as part of National Philanthropy Day celebrations on Nov. 16.
Donors boost funding for counsellors, group therapy delivery and peer-health programming
The University of Saskatchewan's war memorials are a daily reminder of our campus connection to Canadian veterans.
Despite building an impressive legal career in Manitoba, USask remains a fond memory
Cottrell spent a lifetime learning and laughing at USask
Highly-decorated alumnus has travelled the world representing Canada
Scholarship helps ease some of the burdens students face
Kimberly Kroll-Goodwin (BA’03, Arts’06, BusAdm’13) joined the University Relations leadership team at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) on October 5, 2023.
Access to safe drinking water is one of the world’s biggest problems and Shauna Curry (BE’94) is rising to the challenge to solve it.
