World Cup connection
Award-winning USask alumnus Jack Poole (BE’54) is the namesake of Vancouver’s Jack Poole Plaza, which served as a major hub for the city’s 2026 FIFA World Cup activities
Take 5: Five things to know about this spring’s Distinguished Teacher Award recipient
Cheryl Besse (BSN'92, MN'00), associate professor in USask’s College of Nursing, is humble, and she cares.
Take 5: Five things to know about USask’s College of Kinesiology
The college has an active role in shaping campus life through recreation and fitness
From innovation to sustainability: Meet Edwards’ new associate dean
Dr. Mark Klassen (BComm’92, MBA’94, PhD) has been appointed associate dean, strategy and professional programs, for the Edwards School of Business, effective January 1, 2026. The appointment will be for a period of five years.
Take 5: Five facts about USask alumnus John G. Diefenbaker
On Sept. 20, 1975, former Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker turned the sod to mark the construction of the Diefenbaker Canada Centre on the USask campus
Top 5 things to know about Hantavirus and how VIDO is helping reduce risk
As Canadians begin spring cleaning, an often-overlooked health risk can surface alongside the dust. Illness caused by hantavirus is rare but serious, and researchers at VIDO are working to better understand these viruses and reduce the risk of human infection.
Take 5: Five facts that illuminate the Canadian Light Source
The CLS is a national research facility and Canada’s only synchrotron
Take 5: Five ways USask researchers are working with the UN to reverse climate change
USask professor, graduate student work to raise awareness about the status of Earth’s cryosphere
USask dietitian: Five tips for eating healthy on a budget
As food costs continue to rise, it can be a challenge to eat a balanced diet while balancing your budget.
Take 5: Five things to know about USask’s economic and social impact report
The new study, University of Saskatchewan Economic and Social Impact Analysis, 2024/25, was conducted in partnership with the independent scientific research institute RTI International
Advancing access to legal education for Indigenous peoples for 50 years
The Indigenous Law Centre (ILC), based at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Law, is preparing to celebrate more than 50 years of facilitating access to legal education for Indigenous peoples.
Take 5: Five things to know about the Agriculture Greenhouses
USask graduate Jackie Bantle (BEd’88, BSA’92) manages a state-of-the-art facility with 1,500 square feet of growing space
Take 5: Five things to know about USask’s Homecoming 2025
One of the most anticipated times of year on campus, Homecoming 2025 welcomes back alumni, students, staff, faculty, and the entire University of Saskatchewan (USask) community to reunite, reminisce, and root for the Huskies.
Take 5: Five things to know about USask’s inaugural Silver Grads celebration
USask is commemorating a special milestone for the graduating class that ushered in a new millennium
Take 5: Five alumni-created artworks in USask’s Art Collection
The University of Saskatchewan has acquired more than 6,000 works of art since the university was established more than a century ago
Take 5: Five original objects in the Museum of Antiquities
The USask museum, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, features full-scale replicas as well as original ancient glass, pottery, and coinage
Take 5: Five things to know about USask’s Alumni Achievement Awards
Nominate a USask graduate for a 2025 award by April 15, 2025
Take 5: Five things to know about USask’s Young Alumni Social
The inaugural networking event for recent graduates was held on Jan. 16, 2025
