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WATCH: A four-vehicle pile-up this morning on College Drive sent two people to hospital. As Global’s Nicole Healey explains, the University of Saskatchewan and the students’ union are looking at ways to improve safety at a busy intersection.

February is Black History Month and there are many ways to participate and celebrate.

On Tuesday, University of Saskatchewan Assistant Professor Dr. A Lavoie supported the partnership saying funding will help deliver equipment upgrades that ensure the safety of patients and staff, and deliver care faster.

WATCH: Skating onto the ice at Merlis Belsher Place for the final time Sunday, seven members of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women’s hockey team wrapped up their careers hosting U Sports nationals.

WATCH: After weeks of waiting after being eliminated from playoffs, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies will finally be back on the ice at Merlis Belsher Place to host Canada’s best at the 2024 U Sports women’s hockey championship.

Peter Stoicheff, president of the University of Saskatchewan talked about several developments taking place on campus. Stoicheff pointed to the U Sports Women’s Hockey Championship, but also highlighted the women’s basketball team and coach Lisa Thomaidis. He also spoke about food security and how the university helps in the development of that.

WATCH: Clinching the top-seed at U Sports nationals, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies will have a shot at winning their third ‘Bronze Baby’ trophy over the past decade.

As we inch closer to spring, drought continues to loom in Alberta. While Edmonton saw a lot of snowfall this week, it will still not be enough to mitigate the risks. Dr. John Pomeroy, a University of Saskatchewan professor and Canada Research Chair in Water Resources and Climate Change, joined Global News at Noon to...

WATCH: For the ninth time in program history, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women’s basketball team are Canada West champions winning the 2024 conference title Sunday over the Alberta Pandas.

WATCH: For both University of Saskatchewan Huskies men’s and women’s hockey teams, they’ll be skating into familiar territory at home to open Canada West playoffs.

Saskatchewan teachers like Lee Barber rallied at the Legislative Building on Wednesday as the province unveiled the provincial budget. Barber said, “Universities are good at making you aware of classroom complexities but you can’t really understand those challenges until you’re a teacher.”

The Alberta government is proposing new rules when it comes to parental consent. Children, 15 and younger, will need parental permission to change their name or pronouns at school. Meanwhile, 16 and 17-year-olds will not need permission, but their parents or guardians will be notified. It is similar to what was introduced in Saskatchewan in...

A group of students at the University of Saskatchewan are looking to recolour the future of crayon recycling.

Yukon University professor Ken Coates joins Joe Scarpelli to discuss Saskatchewan’s decision to break federal law and not pay carbon tax.

It’s the first of its kind event at the University of Saskatchewan — the Huskie Women of Influence Breakfast.

A new study from the University of Saskatchewan s shows crops produced in Western Canada create fewer greenhouse gas emissions than crops produced elsewhere.

University of Saskatchewan asst. professor Scott Thompson said on Wednesday, “Putting the onus on judges with this additional duty of protection calls to question the separation between the courts and the government of the day.”

On Tuesday, University of Saskatchewan Assoc. prof. Roslyn Compton said, “Trying to find a match between the caregiver and the client will help grow meaningful relationships and ultimately help build community.”

Big steps have been made in a campaign at the University of Saskatchewan to raise $500 million to support student success.

“Although education will take place in Alberta, we have data that shows students return to Saskatchewan for clinic programs at a high rate,” Advanced Education Minister Gordon Wyant said on Tuesday. “We are also looking at developing a program for speech-language pathology at the University of Saskatchewan.”