It’s no secret there has been crisis and a great deal of loss experienced in Northern Saskatchewan in the second half of 2016. During the last weekend in November, a series of workshops were held in La Ronge focused on HOPE, resiliency and celebrating life.
Distinguished scholar Dr. Alexander Clark treated guests to several lectures during his recent visit to Saskatoon, as keynote speaker with the Myrtle Crawford Lecture Series.
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Integrated Training Program on Infectious Diseases, Food Safety and Public Policy (ITraP) is a prestigious program offered to a limited number of students each year.
Who says the classroom has to be all about quizzes and term papers?
There was a lot of excitement at the Regina and Yorkton campuses last week, as fourth year undergraduate students hosted poster presentations to share a term worth of work with faculty, staff, peers and community stakeholders.
The College of Nursing was proud to host an Indigenous Nurses Celebration Gala on the evening of November 22nd at the Top of the Inn, Sheraton Cavalier, in Saskatoon, SK.
