Indigenous
USask undergrad student puts community first in ecological research
Biomedical neuroscience undergraduate student Acagos Carriere wants to be known as a water protector
Bringing Métis women’s history to the forefront
USask historian discusses new book during National Indigenous History Month
USask historians honoured with national awards
Dr. Cheryl Troupe (PhD) and Dr. Kyle McLeister (PhD) won two of this year’s prizes from the Canadian Historical Association
USask graduate encourages Indigenous students to ‘keep going’
Indigenous Arts and Science student plans to pursue master’s degree in Indigenous literature
Connected to community
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USask graduates Osemis Isbister-Bear (CIBA’00, BComm’03, MNDG’15) and Warren Isbister-Bear (BA’16) are Saskatoon professionals and volunteers dedicated to making a difference
Arts and Science celebration honours outstanding staff, faculty achievements
The second annual event recognized staff, faculty excellence in teaching, learning, RSAW
USask Arts and Science faculty recognized for research, scholarly, artistic impact on communities
Four Arts and Science faculty members presented with college awards for outstanding RSAW contributions
Ten Indigenous College of Arts and Science students honoured with USask achievement awards
Nearly 50 Indigenous USask students received awards during ceremony on March 13
Audie Murray awarded ohpinamake Indigenous art prize at USask
The Saskatchewan-based Métis artist lifts others through her work
Q&A: Indigenous USask student creates opportunities for Saskatoon youth to explore digital spaces
USask School for the Arts student Jolon Lafond to receive Indigenous Student Achievement Award in recognition of community engagement work
Alumni Book Nook: Tasha Hilderman (BA’04)
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USask graduate Tasha Hilderman (BA'04) is the author of Métis Like Me, an award-winning children’s picture book inspired by her own childhood