Saskatoon radar receives funding to monitor space weather
Nearly $1.6 million will be used by Saskatoon researchers to monitor solar winds in the near-Earth space system. Continue reading
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University of Saskatchewan reviewing athlete recruitment process after Gavlas firing
By Ryan Flaherty Sports Reporter
The U of S is conducting a full review of its athlete recruitment process after a men’s volleyball player was recruited while facing sexual assault charges. Continue reading
U of S volleyball coach fired for recruiting player facing sexual assault charges
By David Baxter Reporter
The University of Saskatchewan has fired their men’s volleyball coach after he recruited a player despite the fact he was facing sexual assault charges. Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan study shows importance of grain to Canada’s diet
A University of Saskatchewan research project examined grain consumption patterns. Continue reading
U of S Space Design Team chosen to prepare research satellite for launch in 2021
A University of Saskatchewan-led space design team has been chosen by the Canadian Space Agency to prepare a research satellite for launch. Continue reading
Canadian researchers gather to tackle Saskatchewan’s HIV crisis
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
The HIV forum at the University of Saskatchewan was hosted by the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation. Continue reading
Saskatchewan announces recipients for Queen Elizabeth II Scholarships
The students will receive $20,000 each. Continue reading
Honorary U of S degree, Saskatoon walkway renamed for musician Joni Mitchell
City council says Saskatoon walkway will be renamed Joni Mitchell Promenade. Continue reading
New cattle vaccine in Africa developed in part by Saskatoon’s VIDO-InterVac
VIDO-InterVac is a part of an international partnership that has developed a new vaccine to protect cattle against a bacterial disease. Continue reading
Marijuana users light up for 4-20 in Saskatchewan ahead of legalization
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Legal pot is still months away, but that didn’t stop marijuana users from gathering in public displays in Saskatoon and Regina. Continue reading
