The College of Engineering has a rich history spanning over the past 42 years of recognizing an alumnus who has achieved a position of eminence by honouring them at the C.J. Mackenzie Gala of Engineering Excellence.
Liam Gray, an engineering physics student, took part in an exciting program in Norway this year by designing, building, and launching a rocket at CaNoRock.
Tomorrow, December 6, the College of Engineering encourages our students, faculty and staff to wear a white scarf or ribbon to honour the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against women.
Engineering student Lyndsey Thorson knows the difference donors can make to the undergraduate experience.
As Remembrance Day approaches the College of Engineering pays tribute to those students, faculty, and alumni who have served our country.
The College of Engineering is proud to share that Matthew Dunn (BE 2004, MSc 2010) and the college’s Indigenous Peoples Initiatives Coordinator has been named to CBC Saskatchewan’s Future 40 list for his work within the science, technology and indigenous communities.
Congratulations to Mechanical Engineering Professor Carey Simonson who has been named the U of S Distinguished Graduate Supervisor Award winner.
Pre-treated barley straw is showing promise as an environmentally-friendly material that could be used to help soak up certain types of antibiotics polluting waterways.
Always remain curious. Value teamwork. Demonstrate respect. Work hard, but don’t lose yourself in the process. Find the learning in everything you do.
For aspiring electrical engineer Joydeepa Das, receiving her yellow hard hat marked another step toward realizing her dreams.
Angie Bugg (BE’85) was recently honoured as part of the U of S Canada 150 Citizens project.
The combination of the Canadian Light Source (CLS) synchrotron’s unique biomedical imaging and therapy (BMIT) beamline and the vision of a multi-discipline researcher from the University of Saskatchewan in confirming fiction as fact was published in the September issue of Tissue Engineering, one of the leading journals in this emerging global research field of tissue regeneration.
Sixty University of Saskatchewan (U of S) faculty and 27 graduate students and post-doctoral fellows have been awarded a total of $10.7 million by the federal Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) for fundamental research that will contribute to more prosperous future for Canada.
Engineering students, with the new academic school year around the corner, the College of Engineering has a full slate of events for September.
The College of Engineering is pleased to share that alumnus Ralph Young (BE'67) has been announced as a 2017 recipient of the University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association Alumni Achievement Award.
The College of Engineering joins in the excitement of the fall semester beginning to share that on September 12th, our college be hosting another Leadership Panel with two high profile engineering alumni and corporate leaders: Myron Stadnyk (BE’85), President and CEO, ARC Resources & Jonathan Wright (BE’86, MSc’89), President and CEO, NuVista Energy Ltd.
Reusing carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane waste emissions from industrial sources is closer to reality, thanks to recent findings from the Canadian Light Source and the U of S.
Reusing carbon dioxide and methane waste emissions from industrial sources is closer to reality, thanks to recent findings from the Canadian Light Source and a U of S research team led by Hui Wang, professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan.
The College of Engineering is proud of first year engineering student, Regan Wilson, for receiving a $100,000 Schulich Leadership Scholarship.
Planetary exploration may be a step closer to reality thanks to a group of stargazing students at the University of Saskatchewan.
Engineering students from the University of Saskatchewan Space Design Team (USST) have gained media attention for their discovery of dinosaur bones during their prep work for the Canadian International Rover Challenge they hosted in Drumheller, Alberta in July.
The Huskie Formula Racing team is comprised of students across various disciplines working to conceive, design and fabricate an open-wheeled formula-style race car to compete in the Formula SAE (FSAE) student design competition.
A recent article featured in CBC news highlighted the University of Saskatchewan's own Adam Bourassa and the rest of the team who are helping NASA test a water vapour monitor.
New University of Saskatchewan chemistry research could pave the way for cheaper gas and booze.
The U of S is one of 13 partner universities involved with SHAD, an enrichment program for Canadian high school students focusing on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math).
A University of Saskatchewan graduate student is building better licence-plate recognition technology to fight crime and improve security.
Bjorn Vors, a U of S civil engineering student from Tisdale, Saskatchewan, has been awarded the inaugural Daniel W. Falconer ACI Student Fellowship for the 2017/2018 academic year.
The University of Saskatchewan Sled Dogs ¼ Scale Tractor Team recently made their 16th appearance at the 20th annual ASABE International Quarter Scale Tractor Student Design Competition in Peoria, Illinois which ran from June 1-4, 2017.
The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) officially partnered with Northlands College today to offer a program designed to reduce barriers people living in northern Saskatchewan may face when preparing to enter into post-secondary science and engineering programs.
The U of S has been awarded nearly $150,000 in federal funding to teach Indigenous youth about engineering principles underlying the technologies and designs in their own communities.
The Saskatchewan Red Cross has selected engineering alumnus and Professor Emeritus, Kay Nasser (PhD’65) and his wife Dora Nasser (BED’69) as the 2017 Humanitarians of the Year.
The College of Engineering is proud to announce that Professor Jim Kells of the Civil, Geological and Environmental Engineering Department is the 2017 Provost's College Teaching Award recipient.
Dr. Safa Kasap of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department has been awarded a Saskatchewan Centennial Enhancement Chair in recognition of his outstanding accomplishments as a Canada Research Chair (Tier 1).
USST's project STARFOX moves to the next phase of the Canadian Reduced Gravity Experiment Design Challenge (CAN-RGX) with the final Critical Design Review on April 18.
On March 24, 2017, the College of Engineering welcomed undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff of the University of Saskatchewan to an open panel and 'Q &A' discussion with three College of Engineering alumni and corporate leaders at Convocation Hall: Mike Marsh (BE’79), SaskPower, President & CEO & Mark Fracchia (BE’78), PotashCorp – PCS Potash, President & Ken From (BE’79), SaskEnergy, President and CEO.
The third annual University of Saskatchewan Images of Research competition was held in the spring of 2017.
The SES invites all students, faculty, and staff to attend the SES Undergrad Design Showcase, Wednesday, March 29.
Daniel Chen’s work on tissue scaffolds takes place on a tiny scale, but could have huge implications for the future of health care.
Will it float or sink? This was the big question on the minds of participants at the hands-on boat building challenge as part of Aboriginal Achievement Week.
Weaning the world from its fossil fuel addiction is a mammoth task that not only includes coming up with new ways to generate energy, but also storing it and transforming it for society’s needs, from smart phones, toasters and steel smelters to scooters, cars, trucks and trains.
In celebration of Aboriginal Achievement Week, the College of Engineering and the College of Arts & Science co-hosted the Achieving Indigenous Success in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) event.
To celebrate Aboriginal Achievement Week from February 27 to March 3, the College of Engineering and the College of Arts & Science are co-hosting two events
The College of Engineering is pleased to celebrate Canada’s Agriculture Day.
University of Saskatchewan (U of S) researchers have been awarded close to $1.5 million by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) for collaborative projects that will improve the durability of biomedical implants and increase understanding of how land use and climate affect soil in agricultural areas...
All-star wrestler and student part of Canada West Wrestling Championships this weekend at the PAC.
When most people look at discarded vegetable oil—browned and gritty from frying food—they likely see nothing more than waste.
Jason Leuschen, a mechanical engineering graduate is on the Canadian Space Agency's short list to become Canada's newest astronaut.
With an impressive track record of leadership in professional sports management, Tom Anselmi (BE’85) has been introduced as the new president and CEO of the Ottawa Senators.
The College of Engineering is proud to share that two College of Engineering, University of Saskatchewan students, Zenon Kripki and Mitch Cassidy have been respectively elected President and Vice-President Academic of the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES).
Carl Kuhnke, a transportation and infrastructure expert with the University of Saskatchewan, says road salt helps speed up the corrosion of rebar inside concrete.
