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U of R Curling Team Heads to Italy for the 2025 Winter World University Games
Cougars Men’s Curling Team takes one of Saskatchewan’s favourite sports to Torino, Italy to represent U of R and Canada against the...
Looking back on 50 years
Dr. James Pitsula – an expert on the U of R history – gave a special 50th anniversary lecture in October. Listen to our podcast with...
Level Up! Why Settle for One Credential When You Can Graduate with Two?
New undergraduate certificate and diploma options mean added choices for students who want to combine or ladder credentials.
Student Leader to Community Changemaker
Austin Harvey, 3rd-year Education student, is helping his community one family at a time.
UR Around the World: To Germany We Go!
Arts and Science students have once-in-a-lifetime experiences, gain globally informed critical thinking skills, and experience hands-on learning in...
50th Anniversary Conversations: Dr. Reid Robinson
Dr. Reid Robinson shares some memories from his nearly 40-year career – including the emergence of the independent degree-granting University...
High school students from Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 territories experience the U of R
Varsity sports and inspiring Indigenous athletes help students to learn about hard work, dedication, and team work
Hate Crimes, Policing of Minorities, and Collaboration Top of Mind for New Chair
Dr. Amin Asfari has been full speed ahead since joining the U of R as the new Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Chair in Police Studies.
U of R in Japan: Strengthening Partnerships, Growing Research and Academic Opportunities
President Keshen led a U of R delegation to Japan, visiting partners, universities, and high schools creating new opportunities for students and...
Globetrotting Geoscientist Pamela Cook Ellemers BA’91, BSc’94 Champions for Women in STEM
During U of R’s 50th Anniversary Alumni Week, Cook Ellemers shared her story with geology students in the lab where she first fell for rocks...