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A family business: Three generations of Roughrider champions

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U of R Geology Alum Turns Grad Thesis into a Lithium Mining Company

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A Stitch Through Time: Helping Indigenous Knowledge Find Its Way Home

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A family business: Three generations of Roughrider champions

From the Regina Rams to the Roughriders, Marc Mueller carries on a family legacy of football excellence and community impact.

U of R Geology Alum Turns Grad Thesis into a Lithium Mining Company

What began as Zach Maurer BSc'16’s geology thesis grew into Prairie Lithium, a Canadian leader in lithium brine production.

A Stitch Through Time: Helping Indigenous Knowledge Find Its Way Home

Sherry Farrell Racette has spent a lifetime pursuing “knowledge rematriation”– recovering artistic practices embedded within...

Make Music at the U of R

The U of R has music opportunities for students, faculty, and staff, whether you’re studying music or just love to play.

A New Chapter Begins for the U of R in Saskatoon

The University opens a new Saskatoon campus, creating expanded, flexible learning, and collaboration spaces for students in Nursing, Social Work...

Measuring the Unmeasurable

New $8 million Research Chair will help safeguard the land we farm, the water we drink, and the air we breathe

Global spotlight helps advance U of R’s strategic research enterprise

The growing reach of U of R researchers is finding new audiences and shining a light on the University’s strategic plan priority area,...

Sowing the Seeds of Community on the Green Patch

Through the RPIRG Green Patch, student volunteers grow and donate more than 3,000 pounds of fresh produce each year while building community and...

From Runway to Landfill: Fashion Students Reshape Waste Research at the U of R

What happens to discarded clothing? Three fashion students from Hong Kong spent the summer at the University of Regina searching for the answers.

From Boots on the Ground to Eyes in the Sky: AI Advances Saskatchewan Agriculture

U of R researchers are using drones and AI to collect crop data faster, reduce fieldwork, and accelerate agricultural discovery.