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U of R receives $9.3M grant to deliver a new program in creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship
The federal funding will allow the Hill and Levene Schools of Business to develop a free, online program available to students across the country.
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2SLGBTQIA+ financial aid
These scholarships, bursaries, and micro-grants are designed to support an inclusive environment for 2SLGBTQIA+ students.
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U of R and Regina Public Library partner to give students access to entire provincial collection without ever having to leave campus.
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Welcome Dr. Isabelle Dostaler, Provost and Vice-President (Academic)
Get to know the U of R’s new Provost and learn more about her role.
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Three outstanding individuals to receive honorary degrees at spring convocation ceremonies
An extreme athlete, an educator and writer, and a successful business entrepreneur will receive honorary degrees at spring convocation ceremonies.
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Ind-spired by the power of Education
AVP Lori Campbell’s passion for Education recognized with an Indspire award.
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Donor Spotlight Senator Marty Klyne
Senator Marty Klyne talks about giving back. He and his family established the Klyne Family Award to support students pursuing a Journalism degree.
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Faculty, staff, and retirees put their big hearts for students on display
The Big Hearts Family Giving appeal has wrapped up for another year – building upon the strong culture of philanthropy amongst faculty and...
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Online nurse practitioner program improves health care in communities
It’s National Nursing Week and we’re showcasing our amazing Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program (CNPP) students during their...
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Failure is not an option - it’s an opportunity
The Fail UP program exposes students to the importance of failure as a natural and necessary part of learning.