𝗟𝗼𝗼𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗥𝗲𝗱 𝗥𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗝𝗶𝗴𝗴𝗲𝗿𝘀
Interested in how Red River Jigging impacts health? USask is conducting a study for those 18+ with experience in the "Double Step." Participate in a survey and group discussion. Full details in the image. #Research #MétisHealth #USask #Métis

University Bridge closure set to disrupt Saskatoon commuters | CBC News Construction work on the University Bridge and College Drive is expected to close the bridge for weeks and disrupt traffic on College for months.

This project in Saskatoon will create massive bottlenecks during and after construction. And just wait until the Polytech moves to the east side of campus and it has bottlenecks. The whole campus area will become a daily traffic jam.
#Saskatoon #USASK
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USask acquires quantum computer in huge step for research and innovation - News The University of Saskatchewan (USask) will soon be home to the first university owned-and-operated, vendor-supported, full-stack, open-architecture quantum computer in Canada, positioning the univers...

“We will solve the most challenging problems of today and train the quantum leaders of tomorrow right here, right now.”

#USask announced that it will be acquiring a quantum computer for research and education, marking a huge leap in quantum innovation: news.usask.ca/articles/res...

Join a Study on Red River Jigging & Square Dancing!

Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan are studying the health benefits of competitive jigging & professional square dancing. Compensation provided!

Details in the image. #MétisHealth #USask #HealthStudy #Métis

In this #TEDxUniversityofSaskatchewan talk, #USask PhD candidate and harm reduction expert Maryellen Gibson explores why some individuals find connection and protection in spaces like drug houses where the doors remain open.

Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPOq...

Clearing new hurdles: From Olympic dreams to USask physical therapy - News From ballet shoes to starting blocks, Nicole Ostertag’s athletic journey — defined by movement and perseverance — led her to pursue a career in physical therapy.

“I want to help people return to the activities that are meaningful to them, whether that’s playing with their grandchildren, returning to work, or training for the Olympics."

Here's how Nicole Ostertag’s athletic journey led her to physical therapy at #USask:

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Last chance to submit your abstracts for RISE 2026!

Authors are invited to submit abstracts for oral presentations/posters on any topic related to #MedEd - project ideas, works in progress, innovations, or completed research at #USask.

For more info, visit https://ow.ly/pUBP50YAKM8

USask medical students training in rural communities - News More than a third of Saskatchewan residents live in a rural or remote community. Some of these individuals can face challenges accessing health care, either through limited resources or long distances...

Future doctors. Real impact.

Medical students at #USask are learning firsthand about rural health care by training in communities across the province—building skills, connections, and a stronger future for Saskatchewan.

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Join us in exploring Métis-specific cultural and social factors affecting heart health. If you're 18+, Métis, not expecting, and approved for exercise, participate and earn an honorarium. Check the image for full details. #Research #Métis #MétisHealth #USask

History of University Education discussed at Museum Coffee and Conversation - Prince Albert Daily Herald There is a rich history of university education in Prince Albert and people with first-hand knowledge had the chance to talk about it at the Prince Albert Historical Museum on Sunday. Dale Dooley, Peter Kalyn and Connie Gerwing, who all have ties to post-secondary education in Prince Albert, delivered a Coffee and Conversation presentation entitled

History of University Education discussed at Museum Coffee and Conversation


#CoffeeandConversation #education #PrinceAlbert #PrinceAlbertHistoricalMuseum #PrinceAlbertHistoricalSociety #SIAST #USask
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USask rehabilitation research helping MS patients maximize their goals - News For Canadians diagnosed with neurodegenerative diseases like Multiple Sclerosis (MS), losing the ability to do the things they love is a real fear. And while breakthroughs in drug treatments have help...

Dr. Sarah Donkers of #USask is part of a network of specialists who are passionate about transforming care for people with MS through increased research into rehabilitation approaches and multidisciplinary initiatives and innovation in neurorecovery.

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USask earns high marks in world university subject rankings - News Affirming its place among the most impactful universities in the world, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has achieved high placements in prominent university rankings by subject areas.

#USask was listed among the top 50 universities in the world for veterinary science in the QS World University Rankings by Subject for 2026,

In addition, USask ranked 54th in the world in agriculture and forestry.

#USaskResearch

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In this #TEDxUniversityofSaskatchewan talk, Dr. Steve Shirtliffe draws on his work in digital agronomy at #USask to explore technologies that support farmers as they grow food for a changing world.

Watch the full talk here:
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VIDO: Advancing tuberculosis research for a healthier world - News From developing new vaccines to uncovering drug targets, researchers at VIDO are working to combat tuberculosis, a persistent global health threat that remains one of the leading infectious killers wo...

March 24 is World TB Day:

Here’s how researchers at VIDO at #USask are tackling one of humanity’s oldest and most persistent infectious diseases: tuberculosis (TB).

Read more on this important work:
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Carlton “Beam Team” explores Pulp Mill effects on environment - Prince Albert Daily Herald Students from Carlton Comprehensive High School made a presentation last week on their findings regarding soil samples around the former Prince Albert Pulp Mill site. Students presented their findings to the Canadian Light Source (CLS) located at the University of Saskatchewan. The Carlton Beam Team is composed of teachers Trent Armitage and Kristyn Nemish along

Carlton “Beam Team” explores Pulp Mill effects on environment


#CanadianLightSource #CarltonBeamTeam #CarltonComprehensiveHighSchool #PrinceAlbert #usask
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How can we better protect the lakes and waterways we depend on?

In this #TEDxUniversityofSaskatchewan talk, Dr. Helen Baulch draws on her work as a #USask water and sustainability professor to explore the factors that shape water quality.

Watch here:
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Researchers at USask are studying the physical fitness of Métis Red River Jigging. If you're 18-50, not diagnosed with diabetes or heart disease, not pregnant, and can dance the "Double Step" and perform 8 changes, join us! Full details in the image. #MétisHealth #USask #Research

Saskatchewan budget reinforces provincial support for University of Saskatchewan - News The Government of Saskatchewan reaffirmed its commitment to post‑secondary education.

ICYMI: Saskatchewan budget reinforces provincial support for #USask.

Read more about this continued investment here: news.usask.ca/articles/gen...

This Saskatchewan drama program first housed in an airplane hangar on campus is celebrating 80 years A drama program at this Saskatchewan university is celebrating 80 years, making it the oldest degree-granting theatre program of its kind in Canada.

Carla Orosz, School for the Arts associate professor of design, and sessional lecturer Skye Brandon discuss the legacy of 80 years of drama at #USask.

Hear more about the upcoming celebrations, including 5 new plays, and a Social & Dinner on March 21.

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USask Agros’ Bedpush raises more than $135,000 for Telemiracle - News A record-breaking $10.5 million was raised in TeleMiracle 50, thanks in part to contributions from students at the College of Agriculture and Bioresources at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).

“For decades the Agros have been committed to giving back to the community they are so proud to be a part of.”

#USask Agros’ Bedpush raises more than $135,000 for Telemiracle.

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USask Engineering students earn Indigenous Achievement Awards - News University of Saskatchewan (USask) engineering students Raenna Hesje and Olivia Maurice were honoured at the 2026 Indigenous Achievements Awards Ceremony.

Why did you choose #USask Engineering?

Award-winning students Raenna Hesje and Olivia Maurice discuss their academic journeys after recently being honoured for resiliency and leadership.

Congratulations!

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New USask poultry laying facility receives $6.2 million CFI funding boost - News Dr. Karen Schwean-Lardner (PhD) loves chickens.

New #USask poultry laying facility receives $6.2 million funding boost!

ICYMI: A proposed facility has received funds from the Canada Foundation for Innovation Innovation Fund, which supports developing infrastructure to further world-leading research in Canada.

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THIS WED Mar 18 @7:30PM! We can dance if we want to: join Dr. Heather Foulds #USask for "Jigging Our Heath". Hear the stories from a Red River Jig exercise program & how one dance leads to community, education, identity, mental & physical health. FREE✨All 19+ welcome! Winston's Pub #CafeSciYXE

U of S “Ukulele Guy” strikes a chord with campus crowd If you’ve walked through the lower University of Saskatchewan hallways under the Gordon Oakes Red Bear Centre, just outside the Arts Tunnel around midday, there’s a good chance you’ve heard it.

U of S “Ukulele Guy” strikes a chord with campus crowd

Always a little pick me up on campus.
#USASK #Saskatoon
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Researchers at USask are studying the physical fitness of Métis Red River Jigging. If you're 18-50, not diagnosed with diabetes or heart disease, not pregnant, and can dance the "Double Step" and perform 8 changes, join us! Full details in the image. #MétisHealth #USask #Research

USask student thrives in first generation university experience - News Emily Sebastian honoured for academic achievement during Indigenous Achievement Week.

Congratulations to #USask student Emily Sebastian, who is being honoured for academic achievement during Indigenous Achievement Week.

Emily is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree and a Precision Agriculture Certificate.
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A basketball team poses on a court with a banner reading "2023 Champions, Champions 2026" and "Basketball Féminin." Two podiums flank both sides with "Champions" written on them. Smoke canisters are visible in the background. The team is wearing medals and appears to be celebrating a victory.

A hockey team wearing uniforms and red caps poses on an ice rink, celebrating with a "Canada West Champions Men's Hockey" banner. They are surrounded by cheering supporters in the stands.

A group of athletes stands on an indoor podium, all wearing matching tracksuits and silver medals. They are smiling for the photo. In the background, a banner reads "BIG TEN SPORTS.

WHAT A WEEKEND FOR THE HUSKIES!

CONGRATULATIONS to our #USask student athletes on the Men’s Hockey and Women’s Basketball teams, as well as all those on the Huskie Track and Field team who are bringing home medals.

#HuskiePride

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This is a facsimile of the black obelisk of Shalmaneser III

This is a facsimile of the law code of Hammurabi

In Saskatoon, the Museum of Antiquities at the University of Saskatchewan recently got these incredible facsimiles. Fantastic to bring my Archaeology of Mesopotamia students to visit and discuss these pieces. #Archaeology #USask #SteleOfHammurabi

Join us in exploring Métis-specific cultural and social factors affecting heart health. If you're 18+, Métis, not expecting, and approved for exercise, participate and earn an honorarium. Check the image for full details. #Research #Métis #MétisHealth #USask

Can we escape illness by reprogramming the immune system?

In this #TEDxUniversityofSaskatchewan talk, Dr. Gordon Broderick draws on his work at #USask and VIDO to explore whether digital immune doppelgangers could change how we respond to disease.

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