100 Days of Freedom, a film documenting the lives of three former inmates as they reintegrate into society, will go to air Nov. 18th on Global TV thanks to the innovative research of University of Saskatchewan PhD student Karen Parhar.

Second-Hand Smoke Affects Pets: Study - Part 12 of a Weekly Series

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Written in stone: U of S students explore climate change - Part 11 of a Weekly Series

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Woman Finds Her Niche in Male-Dominated Field - Part 10 of a Weekly Series
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There's a Reason Not Many People do Skunk Research - Part Nine of a Weekly Series
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Media Depiction of Psychopaths May Undermine Treatment: Study - Part 8 of a Weekly Series
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From Homer to Homer Simpson: Cultural Research Thriving at U of S - Part Seven of A Weekly Series
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Study Explores Native Entrepreneurship Across Globe - Part Six of a Weekly Series
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Agricultural development project sparks trip to Ethiopia - Part Five of a Weekly Series
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Student Mingles with Bears - Part 4 of a Weekly Series
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Graduate Student Student Developing Tool to Predict West Nile Risk in Sask.- Part 3 of a Weekly Series
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Flipping popular beliefs about gymnastics - Part 2 of a weekly series
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There's a big future in small research - Part 1 of a weekly series
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Fresh off of the defence of her PhD and having just completed the Saskatchewan half-marathon Janay MacNaughton isn’t looking to slow down.

U of S medical student Philip Brost is the President Elect of the Canadian Federation of Medical Students (CFMS).

Seven U of S Aboriginal agriculture students will be traveling to the United States and Western Canada this summer, part of an experiential program in agricultural and bio-resource entrepreneurship.

U of S civil engineering Master's student Heather Rodger is one of two students across Canada to receive a $10,000 Inco Limited Masters Scholarship in Engineering from Inco Ltd. and the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation.

In March, WCVM students Rayna Gunvaldsen and Heather James were among the 15 finalists invited to present their research at the American Association of Swine Veterinarians' annual meeting in Kansas City.

Shane Journeay, a PhD student in toxicology at the WCVM, has been selected by the Canadian Foundation for International Space University to represent Canada at this year's International Space University's summer session in Strasbourg, France.

More than 150 students from across the Northern world will converge at the University of Saskatchewan for the 8th Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies’ (ACUNS) Student Conference October 19th – 21st, 2007.

For the second time in three years, a group of six University of Saskatchewan commerce students has won an international competition for successfully running a simulated business.

The CBC is broadcasting the the Fifth Annual Poetry Face Off, hosted by Bill Richardson, from Monday April 3rd until Friday April 7th on Radio One at 11:30.

Five students from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine and one student from another Canadian veterinary college will get first-hand experience in biomedical science this summer thanks to a prominent program designed to attract veterinarians into research careers.

In Canada, the pulpit and the ballot box have traditionally had difficulties sharing the same stage. In India however, the realms of religion and politics have become practically inseparable. Home to major holy sites of many different faiths, religion has always played an important, and sometimes divisive, role in India’s political life.

U of S student Kelly Rapko is one of 20 outstanding Canadian students who will travel to Botswana in May to participate in a six-week internship on HIV/AIDS in the Southern African country.

It is estimated that there were approximately five million new cases of HIV infection in 2004—about 650,000 of them children. In some African countries, such as Botswana and Swaziland, almost 40 per cent of the population live with HIV/AIDS.