College Vision
Lang appointed to college executive leadership position for five-year term
Dr. Jennifer Lang (PhD) has served in the vice-dean academic role since January 2024
USask hosts international conference highlighting human-animal interconnectedness
USask's PAWSitive Connections Lab is hosting experts from around the world to explore the many facets of human-animal connections
Pride: USask students, alumni spark change through visibility and voice
History and Women and Gender Studies student Wren Dahl and new graduate Zaïde Masich (BComm’25, BA’25) talk about leading change at USask
Verge, Yang, Lang honoured as top USask researchers
Dr. Jennifer Lang (PhD) is interim vice-dean academic in the College of Arts and Science will receive a USask New Researcher Award
USask Convocation: 'Everyone has their own path in university'
Emjay Koller was named top undergraduate student in the College of Arts and Science, chemistry, at USask
USask top graduate encourages students to step out of comfort zones
Biomedical neuroscience undergraduate student receives Governor General’s Silver Medal and the University Medal
USask graduate encourages Indigenous students to ‘keep going’
Indigenous Arts and Science student plans to pursue master’s degree in Indigenous literature
Leading USask researcher recognized for excellence with YWCA STEM award
Dr. Ingrid Pickering (PhD) is the recipient of this year’s STEM award at the Graham YWCA Saskatoon Women of Distinction Awards
Cameco gifts $10 million to USask
Cameco and the University of Saskatchewan (USask) are celebrating a partnership that will bring new opportunities
USask researchers link plants and people through advanced medical imaging
Chemistry faculty members Dr. Chris Phenix (PhD) and Dr. Sue Abrams (PhD) are using cutting-edge nuclear imaging technology at the Saskatchewan Cyclotron Facility to uncover connections between plant science and human health
Q&A: Mark Walkner, USask Arts and Science’s first college general manager
New top staffer talks priorities, opportunities and what higher ed has in common with health care