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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 · 2mo 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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“What do we need to know about nuclear energy?” Listen to the #USask Signature Series podcast as Drs. Andrew Grosvenor and Mehrnaz Mikhchian explore the science and policies behind nuclear energy. #USaskResearch news.usask.ca/articles/res...
Signature Series research podcast: Understanding nuclear energy with Drs. Andrew Grosvenor and Mehrnaz Mikhchian - News
Nuclear energy is a growing industry – so what do we need to know about it?
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USask water researcher Corinne Schuster-Wallace has been honoured by YWCA Saskatoon for her vision, leadership and contributions to science.
‘Creating space for others’: USask scientist wins Women of Distinction Award
Dr. Corinne Schuster-Wallace (PhD) received the 2026 STEM Award from YWCA Saskatoon
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All in the family: The inspiring story of a mother and daughter who are learning together, supporting each other, and sharing the same classes at #USask. Read more about how the two are pursuing their dreams of becoming nurses: news.usask.ca/articles/com...
All in the family: USask flexible learning that fits a family’s life - News
Mother and daughter experience the benefits of flexible learning options at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
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Congratulations! #USaskArtSci alumni and faculty won big at the 2026 Sask Book Awards. greenandwhite.usask.ca/articles/202...
Four USask graduates receive book awards - Green and White
The 33rd annual Saskatchewan Book Awards gala was held on May 1, 2026, in Regina
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For #EarthDay, we're looking back at some #USaskArtSci research from the past year that's making a real difference for the environment.
Junkook has seen it. Have you? The internet has fallen in love with USask's dancing dinosaur.
The story behind USask’s viral dancing dinosaur
A Museum of Natural Sciences performance was seen around the world—and caught the eye of one K-pop megastar
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In his new leadership role with @pims.math.ca, USask Prof. Ray Spiteri wants to help math students realize the vast career potential of their field.
USask professor opens career doors for math students
New PIMS co-director Dr. Ray Spiteri (PhD) is bringing a career skills workshop to mathematical sciences students
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Congratulations to the students named to the 2024/25 #USaskArtSci Dean's Honour List!
The 2024/25 Dean’s Honour List
Recognizing academic excellence among College of Arts and Science students
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“We will solve the most challenging problems of today and train the quantum leaders of tomorrow right here, right now.” #USask announced that it will be acquiring a quantum computer for research and education, marking a huge leap in quantum innovation: news.usask.ca/articles/res...
USask acquires quantum computer in huge step for research and innovation - News
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) will soon be home to the first university owned-and-operated, vendor-supported, full-stack, open-architecture quantum computer in Canada, positioning the univers...
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Tonight at 7:30: The USask Wind Orchestra presents its Winter Term concert.
Close Encounters
The USask Wind Orchestra’s Winter Term concert
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Carla Orosz, School for the Arts associate professor of design, and sessional lecturer Skye Brandon discuss the legacy of 80 years of drama at #USask. Hear more about the upcoming celebrations, including 5 new plays, and a Social & Dinner on March 21. www.ctvnews.ca/saskatoon/ar...
This Saskatchewan drama program first housed in an airplane hangar on campus is celebrating 80 years
A drama program at this Saskatchewan university is celebrating 80 years, making it the oldest degree-granting theatre program of its kind in Canada.
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Congratulations to Kyle McLeister and Matthew Toohey, the winners of this year's #USaskArtSci College Teaching Awards!
Historian, physicist win College of Arts and Science teaching awards
Dr. Kyle McLeister (PhD) and Dr. Matthew Toohey (PhD) are the recipients of 2025-26 New Teacher Awards
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Tomorrow is Pi Day! Today until 2 pm, stop by the table in the USask Arts Tunnel and recite pi to win prizes. artsandscience.usask.ca/news/article...
Math & Stats Pi Day Celebration
Recite pi for a chance to win prizes
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“This discovery challenges the outdated idea that early Indigenous peoples were solely nomadic,” said USask archaeologist Glenn Stuart, who was part of the find in Saskatchewan. www.popularmechanics.com/science/arch...
A Settlement Discovery Could Upend Our Theory of Early America
New evidence tells us more about an 11,000-year-old Indigenous settlement in Canada.
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Congratulations to the #USaskArtSci authors on the Sask Book Awards shortlist!
Arts and Science authors make Sask Book Awards shortlist
Faculty and alumni named in multiple categories, including Book of the Year
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Prof. Don McEwen inspired hundreds of students during his 60-year career. His friends and family have now established an award in his memory. artsandscience.usask.ca/news/article...
Memorial award named after physics professor who inspired love of science
Don McEwen Memorial Fund established to encourage careers in space and atmospheric physics
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The Snelgrove Gallery is being transformed into a sculpture studio and teaching space for the next two weeks. Come make upcycled art and add your creations to the exhibition next week!
USask Indigenous art project marks the coming of spring - News
Everyone is invited to make art from found materials at the Snelgrove Gallery
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The national accreditation of USask's Regional and Urban Planning Program has been renewed, ensuring students are on the path to careers as professional planners.
USask Regional and Urban Planning Program earns reaccreditation
Graduating from an accredited program is the biggest step toward becoming a professional planner
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Know farmers looking to improve their profitability? The Prairie Precision Sustainability Network will pay cash for converting low-producing areas within cropland to perennial forage. www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqWg...
Prairie Precision Sustainability Network (PPSN)
YouTube video by AgBioUSask
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