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As #USask’s new Master of Physician Assistant Studies program prepares the next generation of PAs, these professionals are set to play an important role in strengthening health care across the province. news.usask.ca/articles/stu...
Take 5: How physician assistants will support health care in Saskatchewan - News
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.
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Re-imagining MRI: USask researchers develop technique for imaging knees in action. news.usask.ca/articles/res... #CdnPSE @usask.ca
Re-imagining MRI: USask researchers develop technique for imaging knees in action - News
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?
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Dr. Michael Wozny, a structural biologist in #USask's College of Medicine, has been selected as one of the 2026 Canada @gairdnerawards.bsky.social Early Career Investigators - a prestigious honour celebrating their promising innovations. Congratulations Dr. Wozny! news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask structural biologist selected as 2026 Gairdner Early Career Investigator - News
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) biomedical researcher has been recognized with a prestigious honour celebrating their promising early-career innovations.
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A top student studying neuroscience and now serving as the USSU President, Abtin Safaeian is turning his passion for advocacy into action and helping shape a stronger future for the #USask community. Read more on his inspiring story: news.usask.ca/articles/com...
From Persia to the Prairies for USSU president - News
When Abtin Safaeian arrived with his family from Iran in 2019, he was ready to embrace a new life in Canada.
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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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From student to award-winning scholar, #USask graduate Kate Gillis is making a meaningful impact through their career at the the Métis National Council. news.usask.ca/articles/com...
Award-winning Métis scholar values experiences as a USask graduate student - News
Kate Gillis (MA’24), who was awarded the inaugural Gabriel Dumont Graduate Scholarship in Métis Studies, now works for the Métis National Council
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#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 research, education, and training. Read more: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask signs international agreement to bolster nuclear research, education, training - News
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...
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Join us in congratulating USask Nursing faculty on their promotion and renewal 🎉 Read the story: nursing.usask.ca/news/2026/20260703-celebrating-career-milestones.php
Big news for ag innovation! With a $1.63M investment from PrairiesCan, GIFS at #USask is expanding genomics research capacity to help deliver better crops and livestock to producers faster. news.usask.ca/articles/res...
GIFS expands genomics capacity with $1.63M PrairiesCan investment - News
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.
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From research to community impact, Dr. Colleen Dell of #USask is championing a growing network dedicated to understanding and celebrating the human-animal bond. 🐾 Read more about how these connections are making a difference: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
Creating community: USask researcher champions network for human-animal connections - News
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...
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#USask and Métis Nation–Saskatchewan have signed an agreement to further collaborate on community-engaged research, training, and other strategic areas. Read more on this important news: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
‘This work will help shape Saskatchewan’s future’ - News
USask, MN-S sign agreement to further collaborate on community-engaged research, training, and other strategic areas
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Whether you're new to #USask or returning to your studies, JumpStart is a great way to connect, learn, and prepare for a successful semester. Info and register at URL: library.usask.ca/news/2026/ju... ⭐ Online registration begins July 15. ⭐In-person registration begins July 30.
JumpStart Your Learning - University Library
Aug. 12-15, 2026
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“The presence of physiotherapy students in our long-term care home brings meaningful engagement to our residents’ daily lives." Here's how #USask physical therapy students are inspiring change in long-term care: news.usask.ca/articles/stu...
USask physical therapy students inspiring change in long-term care - News
For Valerie Kerr and Levi Osterwalder, their clinical placement at Stensrud Lodge became an opportunity to create meaningful change.
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New USask AI research improves how computers interpret the world. news.usask.ca/articles/res... #CdnPSE @usask.ca
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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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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How damaging are invasive species in Saskatchewan? #USask researcher Dr. Markus Brinkmann explains why it is important to stop the spread of invasive mussels. Listen here: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...
#USask is preparing to provide more financial support to students than ever before: USask is increasing the spend rate on donor trusts from 3.75% to 4.75%, unlocking additional funding for student scholarships, bursaries, and support programs. news.usask.ca/articles/gen...
USask trusts investments to provide more support for students - News
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is preparing to put more financial support in the hands of students in need than ever before.
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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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How does #USask RSAW create impact we can see and feel? Baljit Singh, USask VP Research, discusses bringing research and academic pursuits to the community, both here in Saskatchewan and around the world. Listen now: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
Signature Series research podcast: Making an impact with Baljit Singh - News
It’s one thing to call the University of Saskatchewan (USask) a leader in research, scholarly and artistic work (RSAW) — but what does that actually look like?
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Two new #USask Schulich Leaders aim to help their communities Matthew Craddock and Clarenz Portades have been named USask's 2026 Schulich Leaders. Congratulations! news.usask.ca/articles/stu...
Two new USask Schulich Leaders aim to help their communities - News
Matthew Craddock and Clarenz Portades have been named USask’s 2026 Schulich Leader Scholarship recipients.
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Mosquito numbers in Saskatchewan are well above the 10‑year average—already double last year—raising the question: how bad will it get? Here are expert tips from #USask researchers to help you make the most of mosquito season. news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask research: What’s the buzz about mosquitos this year? - News
Weeks of wild and wet weather from spring to summer have helped create the perfect storm for mass mosquito proliferation across the province this year.
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With over 15 years of experience, award-winning educator Dr. Michelle Bussière-Prytula of #USask has made a lasting impact on graduate students through her inclusive, innovative, and engaging approach to teaching. news.usask.ca/articles/com...
JSGS professor prepares students to lead purposefully in the public service - News
Dr. Michelle Bussière-Prytula (PhD) is a recipient of the 2025/26 University of Saskatchewan (USask) Provost’s College Award for Outstanding Teaching
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#USask is expanding access to advanced genomics tools for researchers through its new Omics Resource Centre. Read more about this #USaskResearch: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask facility expands genomics services nationwide - News
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is expanding access to advanced genomics tools for researchers through its new Omics Resource Centre (ORC).
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Here's how OVPIE is helping new Indigenous students at #USask see the promise of post-secondary by fostering connection to culture and community, easing fears, and supporting a strong, welcoming start. news.usask.ca/articles/stu...
Supporting Indigenous USask student success starts before Day 1 - News
A student’s first day on campus is a pivotal one. It can come with excitement and anticipation, but it can also conjure anxiety, fear, and feelings of isolation.
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June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour the histories, cultures, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. Events will be held June 19-21 to honour National Indigenous Peoples Day - learn more: news.usask.ca/articles/gen...
National Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Indigenous History Month - News
June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour the histories, cultures, languages, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.
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Jamesy Patrick, an assistant professor in the College of Law, is this year's recipient of the Publicly Engaged Scholarship Team Award presented to a member of #USask faculty. Congratulations! news.usask.ca/articles/res...
“It's all about the kids”: USask law professor receives community impact award - News
Professor Jamesy Patrick has spent her career trying to make the law accessible to others.
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Dr. Quin Bateman, a member of the #USask Class of 2026, has received the Western College of Vet Medicine's Faculty Gold Medal — the highest honour presented to graduating veterinary students. Read more: wcvmtoday.usask.ca/articles/202...
VIDO has signed a new international agreement with @erinha-ri.bsky.social, making us the network’s first North American hub. @usask.ca To learn more, visit: www.vido.org/news/2026/vi...
Congratulations 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...
Recognizing innovation, impact in teaching: 2025/26 Provost’s Teaching Awards - News
This year’s Provost’s Teaching Award recipients were asked the question: “What lesson, habit, or way of thinking do you hope students carry forward from their learning opportunities with you?”
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As a schoolteacher-turned-researcher who is still finding ways to help kids, neuroscientist Dr. Tyler Wenzel said he hopes up-and-coming stem cell researchers will see that great things can be accomplished in the field here at #USask. #USaskResearch news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask medical researcher earns prestigious Stem Cell Network honours in Canada - News
As a former schoolteacher, Dr. Tyler Wenzel (PhD) has plenty of experience working with kids.
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