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Dr. David Suzuki has made it his life's work to help humanity understand, appreciate, respect and protect nature. On Friday, Oct. 16 at 2 pm, we welcome him to campus for a free public lecture. @usask.ca
A lecture by David Suzuki - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
Humanity Over the Edge: Transformation or Extinction
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What if households could insure against changes in food prices? At 3:30 today, Daniel Maggio of Rutgers University gives a talk in the Economics Speaker Series.
Commodity Price Uncertainty and Demand for Price Insurance - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
This Economics Speaker Series event features Dr. Daniel Maggio, Rutgers University
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“Everything that I do is motivated by ensuring that the next generation is going to be set up for greater healing and greater success.”
USask archaeology graduate honours relatives through research at residential school sites - Green and White
Micaela Champagne (BSc’22), a Cree/Métis woman who earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 2022, is CEO and co-founder of askîhk Research Services
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USask is closed today for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation so that students, staff and faculty can reflect on and participate in this important day. Learn about resources and events: indigenous.usask.ca/indigenizati...
Welcome to #USaskArtSci! New faculty members in the Department of Psychology and Health Studies are experienced specialists in advancing mental health research and enhancing patient care. artsandscience.usask.ca/news/article...
USask psychology and health studies department welcomes new faculty - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
New research and clinical psychologists join the College of Arts and Science
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Starting today, the #USask community is encouraged to engage in the Week of Reflection leading up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Connect with community-based events this week and view The Blanket Project art installation on campus: news.usask.ca/articles/gen...
Reflection, learning, and accountability during the Week of Reflection - News
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.
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Water, Earth sciences, chemistry and more: USask College of Arts and Science research is in the spotlight through the latest Global Ranking of Academic Subjects.
Arts and Science contributes to USask’s strong showing in international ranking - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
Research in water, Earth sciences and chemistry are among the highlights
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His latest national award cements Prof. John Pomeroy's place as one of the world’s leading water researchers.
USask’s Dr. John Pomeroy earns prestigious Bancroft Award - News
For Dr. John Pomeroy (PhD), the work of exploring and modeling the frozen waters of the world never stops.
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USask has placed ninth globally and first in Canada when it comes to water research and scholarship. In this latest ranking, #USask moved up in five subjects, including Water Resources, Medical Technology, Chemistry, Education, and Nursing. Read more: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask tops Canada, reaches top 10 worldwide in water research - News
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has cracked the top 10 worldwide for water research and scholarship in a prestigious international university ranking.
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“I feel re-energized,” Prof. Korinek said about the major national award. “It’s made me realize that I’ve got more to accomplish and I want to accomplish.”
USask’s Dr. Valerie J. Korinek earns national Ursula Franklin Award in Gender Studies - News
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 ...
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Start building more than your degree. Dentpreneur is a free extracurricular opportunity to grow your skills and collaborate with students from across USask. dentistry.usask.ca/dentpreneur....
Prof. Raymond Spiteri is drawn to problems where mathematics, algorithms and software can make a real-world difference. This summer, his research earned him national recognition.
USask computer science professor wins national research prize - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
Dr. Raymond Spiteri (PhD) is recognized for contributions to applied and industrial mathematics
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Welcome to the fall semester 2026 from the History Department faculty for this year!
“I think the name change signals a welcome to all of the positions that students emerge from, all of the questions that they bring.” The USask WGST program is now Gender, Sexualities and Social Justice. @usask.ca
Introducing the USask Gender, Sexualities and Social Justice Program - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
A new name for the former Women’s and Gender Studies Program
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As a USask planning student, Kelley Moore (BA’00, MA’13) didn't expect she would need to know the protocols for dining with the King. Her career has proven otherwise. @usask.ca
Planning for global health and sustainability - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
USask graduate Kelley Moore (BA’00, MA’13) travels the world to help create safe and sustainable communities
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"The DISH will enable USask researchers to work with their counterparts at UCalgary and in industry to securely and confidently develop unique quantum-driven solutions in direct support of Canada’s defence and sovereignty," said Dr. Steven Rayan (PhD), quanTA director.
Arts and Science graduate Jonathon Pickrell (BFA’18) brings his passion for acting to this summer’s Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan festival. greenandwhite.usask.ca/articles/202...
‘Theatre made me feel something amazing’ - Green and White
USask graduate Jonathon Pickrell (BFA’18) brings his passion for acting to this summer’s Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan festival
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Dr. Ryan Walker (PhD), a professor in the Department of Geography and Planning, has been appointed interim associate dean collegial processes in the College of Arts and Science. His 11-month term began Aug. 1. artsandscience.usask.ca/news/article...
Ryan Walker appointed interim associate dean collegial processes - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
The College of Arts and Science role will support key collegial and faculty processes
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"You CAN have it all!" Here's #USaskArtSci Alumni of Influence Award winner Dale Botting's thoughts on what USask taught him and what today's students should know.
Three questions with serial CEO Dale Botting - College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan
The Alumni of Influence Award winner and USask graduate (BSc’75, BSc’75, BEd’77) speaks on why Arts and Science alumni are different
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What can psychedelics tell us about culture, identity, and human connection? #USask’s Dr. Erika Dyck has been studying the history of psychedelics for over 20 years and has seen the conversations and attitudes around these substances change. news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask researcher maps cultural landscape of psychedelics - News
What do you think of when you think of psychedelics?
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Researchers at #USask have developed a tool to make AI that sees the real world – from applications in medical procedures to self-driving cars – faster and more efficient. Read more: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
New USask AI research improves how computers interpret the world - News
For artificial intelligence (AI) tools that rely on interpreting data from the real world, both speed and accuracy are critically important.
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"I think her record is going to stand for a long time." USask MFA in writing graduate Meaghan Hackinen (MFA'16) has set another long-distance cycling record.
Kelowna woman sets record at 4,400-km Tour Divide bike race | CBC News
A cyclist from Kelowna has broken the women's record at the Tour Divide, an event many consider the pinnacle of offroad ultra-distance bike racing.
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"There are supervisors who advance your research, and there are mentors who change your life." Congratulations to Chanchal Roy of the Department of Computer Science, winner of the 2026 USask Distinguished Graduate Mentorship Award!
Building researchers, mentors and leaders: Roy recognized for outstanding mentorship - College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies -
This year’s Distinguished Graduate Mentor leads by example, building a culture of mentorship within his lab environment.
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Congratulations to #USaskArtSci recipients Alec Aitken and Andrew Hartman, and to all the winners!
USask@usask.ca · 4mo agoCongratulations to this year’s recipients of the #USask Provost’s Teaching Awards. “These award recipients are among the very best educators at the University of Saskatchewan." Read more: news.usask.ca/articles/com...
Meet the #USask graduate with a cumulative weighted average of 98.62 per cent. ChenKun (Steve) Zheng is graduating from the College of Arts and Science with two academic medals, including the award for the top USask graduate. #USaskClassOf2026 news.usask.ca/articles/stu...
‘I’m really grateful’: USask’s most outstanding graduate didn’t do it alone - News
Biomedical science graduate ChenKun (Steve) Zheng is receiving the Governor General’s Silver Medal.
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Mother and daughter Marcia Little and Celeste McAdam were both students in #USask’s College of Arts and Science together in 2025/26. Now, Marcia will be crossing the stage during Spring Convocation and is set to move into her new career. #USaskClassOf2026 news.usask.ca/articles/stu...
Breaking cycles: Indigenous USask student navigates university with daughter - News
Marcia Little will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (with Distinction) at the 2026 USask Spring Convocation.
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“There's a lot of power in just being present and being willing to be seen.” #USaskClassOf2026 Ailah Carpenter sees art as a way to know themselves and make a mark on the world.
New USask graduate’s story is told through art
Two-Spirit, Indigenous artist Ailah Carpenter continues to attract national attention for their work
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#USask Convocation ceremonies begin today! Congratulations #USaskClassOf2026! Here’s how our graduates are leading change here at home and around the world: students.usask.ca/graduatingcl...
Computer science / mathematics major Mykyta Shvets is the most distinguished Spring 2026 #USaskArtSci graduate. But he didn't spend all his time studying.
USask’s top Arts and Science grad made time for what matters
Campus clubs, summer research and a double major—Mykyta Shvets found a way to do it all
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