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Pam Klein and Ruth Smillie Receive University of Regina Honorary Degrees

a black granite monument featuring a carved buffalo head within a circular stone inset, engraved floral designs, and the word “HONOUR” on two visible sides. Green trees and parkland surround the monument in the background.

Digital Heritage Project Brings Indigenous Veterans' Stories to Audiences Around the World

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From the Prairies to Paris – Archives Rediscovers Gladys Arnold’s Incredible Story

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Pam Klein and Ruth Smillie Receive University of Regina Honorary Degrees

Fall Convocation recognizes two leaders whose work has supported local charities, created opportunities for artists, and strengthened community...

Digital Heritage Project Brings Indigenous Veterans' Stories to Audiences Around the World

U of R students combined digital storytelling and technical skills to create an interactive website preserving and sharing Indigenous...

From the Prairies to Paris – Archives Rediscovers Gladys Arnold’s Incredible Story

A Saskatchewan journalist’s extraordinary wartime experiences in Europe comes to life through her letters, photos, and journals.

A Taste of Research draws in hundreds of curious minds to hear from nine world-class researchers

From student displays to centre stage, watch the highlights from A Taste of Research.

Beyond Books: How the Dr. John Archer Library and Archives set up students for success in the digital age

During Canadian Library Month, we’re reflecting on the role libraries play in developing digital literacy.

University of Regina Softball Sisters in a League of Their Own

Between classes, practices, and the pressures of competition, Cougars women’s softball players Rhyan and Olivia Sigmeth have a dependable...

With the First SMR Test Loop Set for 2027, U of R Builds Nuclear Capacity

As the U of R prepares to launch its first SMR test loop in 2027, students, researchers, and partners are gaining the skills and experience to put...

Two Siblings, Two Chancellor’s Scholarships, One U of R Journey

Siblings Farrah and Finn Low each earned a Chancellor’s Scholarship two years apart, and both now study at the Hill Levene School of Business.

Where the Waste Goes: Research by U of R Engineers Reveals Recycling Blind Spots

U of R engineers are building data tools that show government where waste recycling systems fall short, one tire and one plastic bottle at a time.

Orange Shirt Day Artwork Celebrates Indigenous Family and Connection

A third-year Indigenous Fine Arts student Chasity Starr brings the U of R a new design for this year's Orange Shirt Day.