The University of Saskatchewan is expanding health-professional education, increasing annual training capacity from 530 to nearly 900 learners.

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is officially opening the Nutrien Digital Agriculture Centre and the kihci-okâwîmâw askiy (Great Mother Earth)

What do you think of when you think of psychedelics?

Two new centres will advance research, teaching, and engagement at the College of Agriculture and Bioresources.

How did a butterfly come to USask from a First World War battlefield?

Nitisha Arnam, who moved from Mauritius to pursue post-secondary studies in Canada, will be presented with the Goodspeed Award at USask’s Fall Convocation

UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN USask soil science class partners with Wanuskewin on restoration project 'Become the beaver.' That was Jessica Gunn's

Tim Haggstrom has misconduct on his student record for defending the notion of treating people equally. He's still trying to clear his name

University of Saskatchewan students built a beaver dam analog at Wanuskewin Heritage Park to support creek restoration and help control invasive plant species.

This legal saga, which embroiled a university bureaucracy and now hangs on a decision in court, is one that should serve as a lesson — and a warning — to all Canadians interested in free speech. It’s the story of one student, but it could be any student at any North American university. Tim Haggstrom could be your son. His experience is a cautionary tale to anyone who challenges the system, whose underlying message is very clear: _Don’t try_. Read More

University of Saskatchewan atmospheric sensors have a long and successful history in satellite applications

USask soil science class partners with Wanuskewin on restoration project. Students built a beaver dam analog in the opimihāw Creek to assist with

A USask study found Saskatoon’s former safe consumption site generated $4.44 in social value for every dollar invested.