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Hundreds of new internship positions have been created for students studying in ‘cleantech’ research and development at the University of Regina and other institutions.

As Ontario school boards are taking big social media giants to court, a Regina university professor says it’s a problem that isn’t too far from home. Moosa Imran has the story.

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) President and CEO Penny McCune said on Monday, “After SGI contributed to actuarial sciences at the University of Regina the pool of reliable actuaries grew and we’re hoping to do the same with this investment in data science.”

The University of Regina is taking steps towards reconciliation, aiming to position itself as a leader in Indigenous engagement and education.

WATCH: Losing back-to-back games, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team needs a win in Regina to have a shot at home field advantage in the first round of Canada West playoffs.

If you are looking for a sign that fall is getting closer, you don’t have to look any further than the University of Regina campus as hundreds of students arrived Monday for moving day.

University of Regina president Jeff Keshen reflected on seeing students move into dorm and residence spaces around campus on Monday saying “we take international student recruitment, success and morale very seriously in hopes that they will stay in-province and build their careers here.”

A Regina woman who became paralyzed after suffering a stroke when she was 30 years old has become the first person able to speak through an AI brain implant. Through a clinical trial at the University of California, San Francisco she is now able to speak out loud through decoded brain signals.

Over 500 evacuees are making the Kisik Tower at the University of Regina their home away from home until it is deemed safe to return to their communities.

Thousands gathered at the Regina Brandt Centre for a weekend of singing, drumming and dancing as the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) kicked off its annual spring competition powwow.

Regina Police Service Communications Officer Les Parker responded to questions following an incident onboard a city bus in Regina in which a man claimed he was carrying a firearm. The bus stopped on University Drive, near the University of Regina where the man was arrested without incident. Police reported that they are currently searching for...

Co-President of the Mathematics Actuarial Science Statistics Student Society (MASS) Ethan Backlin, spoke about the importance of celebrating Pi day on Tuesday. Backlin said the event has happened for over 20 years to bring awareness to the importance of mathematical skills in academia. Students will be provided with a free slice of pie on March...

A major Canadian university has stripped former B.C. representative for children and youth Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond of an honorary degree. In a Monday statement, the University of Regina said it had rescinded an honorary doctor of laws degree it bestowed on Turpel-Lafond in 2003.

Lori Campbell, associate vice-president of Indigenous engagement with the University of Regina, reflected on Tuesday following the rescindment of an honorary doctor of laws degree bestowed to Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond in 2003. Campbell said that the senate made the decision based on an investigation as well as consultations with fellow universities.

The University of Regina has stripped Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond of an honorary degree bestowed upon her in 2003. Last fall, a series of reports by the CBC raised a number of questions about Turpel-Lafond’s claims about her academic accomplishments and her claims of Indigenous ancestry.

Businesses have been struggling over the past few years; the pandemic and inflation contributed to that uphill battle. Jason Childs, associate professor of economics at the University of Regina, says the holiday season is especially important for some businesses.

Hundreds of wildfire evacuees from two First Nations in east-central Saskatchewan who arrived at the University of Regina over the weekend could soon return home.

WATCH: A researcher from the University of Regina is focusing on how play has been affected by COVID-19.

Many University of Regina students are adjusting to online learning with little to no time on campus.