The purpose of any Multidisciplinary Learning Community Faculty Panel is to engage first-year students in a current issue from multiple academic perspectives. In so doing, these panels inspire thoughtful reflection about how various disciplinary perspectives work together to uncover hidden assumptions and biases in our pre-reflective view of complex, interconnected problems and issues. Visit upcoming events on the Learning Communities website for more info. Everyone is welcome!

On October 6th, the Math 121 Structured Study Session PAL Peer Mentors held a special session where they worked through a mock midterm. If you are looking for the answers for that mock midterm, please visit the Structured Study Session page . Thanks to PAL Peer Mentors, Kaylee and Gautam, and Math and Stats Help Coordinator, Holly Fraser for a great session!

Newly opened in September, IT4U offers free drop-in sessions, open study sessions with IT support, and short workshops for groups on Information Technology topics.

Find out about the free drop-in sessions and workshops available to students. Drop-in Sessions are available from the first floor of the Murray Library, next to the ITS Help Desk.

Students can now register for University Learning Centre workshops from the recently released iUSask application for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

iUSask was developed by the Department of Computer Science, and is the first iPhone application of its kind in Canada for University Students.