Kinesiology alumna puts education to work with free online fitness classes during pandemic
No excuse: pandemic won’t stop U of R grad Darby Kraus from getting people up and active at home
During the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the University of Regina community - alumni, students, faculty, and staff - are living the U of R's motto "As one who serves." They are lending their ingenuity, creativity, and deft ability to problem solve for the benefit of Regina and all the communities in which they find themselves. #UofReginaCares is a curated collection of their stories. We'll be adding new stories regularly, please visit often.
If you have a #UofReginaCares story you'd like to share, please email it to: katherine.cormack@uregina.ca
No excuse: pandemic won’t stop U of R grad Darby Kraus from getting people up and active at home
U of R’s Charity Marsh and kids weave storytelling, music, and conversation as they discuss racism, Pride, and culture
U of R’s JoLee Sasakamoose leads team creating a lifeline for Elders and vulnerable Indigenous people during COVID-19
U of R student group You Should Garden delivers new gardeners sustainable, affordable solutions to food insecurity
Music Department brings together current, former and future U of R students to share virtual gift of music with the world
Digital pen pal program shapes a new world of compassion and community support during pandemic
Breastfeeding during COVID-19: U of R professor breaks down barriers to knowledge
Faculty, students, and U of R alumni donate their time to assist the Regina Muslim Community Emergency Response team
Arian Pekaric, recipient of U of R Student Emergency Funds, does what he can to support other students hit by pandemic
University of Regina dedicates #GivingTuesdayNow to supporting students financially affected by COVID-19
Michelle Intarakosit, U of Regina Student Emergency Fund recipient, grateful for financial lifeline
Popular U of R EYES program creates new way to give parents a break and keep kids entertained, engaged, and educated
Whitney Blaisdell, master’s student, explores new ways for house-bound families to play
Dr. Paul Schwann Centre’s Rock Steady Boxing now free and online, helping people with Parkinson’s stay active
Online Therapy Unit ramps up offerings to meet demand with free courses on managing wellbeing
Sask Masks, a student-operated enterprise, is supplying much needed pandemic masks to help flatten the curve
Walls closing in? Watch U of R's Dr. Kara Fletcher on how to talk with your partner while stuck at home during the pandemic.
Read more from Dr. Kara Fletcher about keeping your relationship healthy during these challenging times.
Made at U of R: researchers collaborate and mobilize expertise to fill urgent need for medical devices
Alumnus Dr. Nevan Krogan and scientists worldwide demonstrate new, collaborative approach to fight COVID-19
Dr. Gordon Asmundson awarded $400,000 for research into the role psychological factors play during pandemic.
U of R psychology professor shares tips for remaining calm and rationale under extreme stress.