Sustainable Cities and Communities
This goal is about making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. On this page, you will learn more about the University of Regina's activities in support of four SDG 11 areas:
Arts
President's Art Collection
The University of Regina President’s Art Collection is available for display throughout our campuses upon request. Faculty, staff, and academic or administrative units may request the loan of available artwork from the Collection for display on University property.
Student Showcases and Performances
Each year, the Faculty of Media, Art and Performance students host public events featuring music, art, theatre and film.
Free Library Access
If you are over the age of 18, you can obtain a free annual Public Access Library card upon presenting your Sask Health card and Sask Drivers License. With a Public Access Library card, you can borrow items from any University of Regina affiliated library (Archer, Campion, First Nations, and Luther Libraries).
Heritage
Living Heritage in Saskatchewan: Twelve Recent Projects
This 2023 E-book presents twelves projects of living heritage safeguarding and promotion that have recently taken place in Saskatchewan. It also serves to highlight the vitality of heritage work and research in Saskatchewan, as well as the diversity of communities and organizations doing heritage work in the province.
A Conversation with Dr. Melanie Brice
Dr. Brice was appointed in 2021 to a five-year term as the inaugural Gabriel Dumont Research Chair in Métis/Michif Education. Born in Meadow Lake and raised at Jackfish Lake, Saskatchewan, she has a strong understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures, languages and literacies, perspectives, educational experiences, and cross-cultural education issues.
SHATTERING THE SILENCE: The Hidden History of Indian Residential Schools in Saskatchewan
A 2017 E-book by the Faculty of Education and PROJECT OF HEART.
Living Heritage: Identities, Communities, Environments
Learn about the work of University of Regina researchers who focus their efforts on understanding and preserving the dynamic and evolving elements of cultural heritage – oral histories, food heritage (traditional, sustainable cuisine), music, dance, ceremony, the natural world, and aesthetic and spiritual beliefs.