Zapping brain cancer with long needles opens door to new treatments: USask research
USask researchers say a safer and more effective cancer treatment may be clinically possible.
USask research finds zapped, infrared heated lentils more nutritious and 'greener' to process
By changing how lentils are processed, a USask research team was able to substantially improve how easily the lentils could be digested.
Didani awarded Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
The prestigious Vanier Canada scholarship is valued at $150,000 over three years.
Distinguished Researcher seeks sustainable solutions to meet world energy demands
Ajay Dalai was recognized as Distinguished Researcher by the University of Saskatchewan.
USask Engineering grad student explores using wastepaper as fuel for energy, heat
Using wastepaper as fuel for a waste-to-energy facility could be a viable option to recycling or landfilling, according to Jordan Wicks' research.
Boulder map highlights hidden gems on USask campus
Updated map outlines three different routes to see a variety of boulders.
Abdelrasoul honoured with two research awards
USask Engineering professor's work has led to groundbreaking advances in hemodialysis membrane science and technology.
Meda named SES 2022 Educator of the Year
Students rank professor highly for delivering relevant and impactful material.
Student entrepreneurs ready to showcase their startups
USask students in the SIGMA program will pitch their companies at the program's 'Demo Day.'
Soltan appointed USask Engineering’s Associate Dean Research and Partnerships
Dr. Jafar Soltan (PhD) has been appointed Associate Dean Research and Partnerships at the University of Saskatchewan College of Engineering (USask Engineering).
Canada Research Chair aims to create shift in engineering culture
Assistant professor Lori Bradford's goal is for future engineers to address social and cultural impacts equally with environmental and economic ones.
USask Engineering announces leadership appointments
The University of Saskatchewan College of Engineering is pleased to share two new appointments to its leadership team.
USask Engineering student groups hit spring competitions
Teams proudly represented USask Engineering in several competitions this spring.
Specialized communication certificates shorter, more flexible
Three new specialized communication certificates are replacing the previous Certificate in Professional Communication (CPC).
8 things to know about the Engineering Co-op Internship program
FROM THOROUGH MAGAZINE: USask launched its new Engineering Co-op Internship Program in September 2020.
McWalter honoured with Provost's Award for Outstanding Teaching
Emily McWalter is an innovative teacher who seizes every opportunity to enhance her teaching, say her nominators.
Chung elected a fellow to the Canadian Academy of Engineering
Professor Tony (C.Y.) Chung was one of 47 new fellows elected.
USask Engineering Spring 2022 Convocation Award Winners
Congratulations to our college's top graduates!
Sumner receives USask's Master Teacher Award
Dr. David Sumner (PhD) has many talents as an educator: his genuine interest in his students, his enthusiasm, his ability to teach complex subject matter, and of course his chalkboard wizardry.
USask Engineering faculty recognized with USask awards
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) Staff and Faculty Awards recognize individuals who exemplify USask's commitment to be the university the world needs.
Beneteau wins award for promoting diversity and inclusion in mining
Assistant professor Donna Beneteau is passionate about outreach and public education.
Olmsted wins SOPD public speaking competition
The competition is open to students who have completed the Rhetorical Communication (RCM) 200 class at the Graham School of Professional Development.
Practically changing the world
USask alumnus Dennis Whyte (BE’86) is leading efforts at MIT to make clean, economical fusion energy a reality.
USask Engineering students win Indigenous Achievement Awards
Deserae Goodhand and Nevan Parsley were recognized for their academic achievement.
Engineering grad Dennis Whyte wins USask Alumni Achievement Award
Whyte (BE'86 Engineering Physics) has spent his career pursuing the production of fusion energy.
Liang's energy research is charting a new direction in Canada
Xiaodong Liang is the Canada Research Chair in Technology Solutions for Energy Security in Remote, North and Indigenous Communities. It’s the first chair of its kind in Canada.
Odeshi always ready to reach out
“Someone has to break the barrier,” says USask Engineering’s new associate dean academic.
Stadnyk wants engineering students to think about who they will be
As the distinguished lecturer at the 2022 C.J. Mackenzie Gala, Myron Stadnyk will share what he learned when he asked himself, "Who will I be?"
From textbooks to hands-on learning
FROM THE DECEMBER 2021 THOROUGH MAGAZINE: Machinist turned mechanical engineering student creates lab kits that bring textbooks to life.
Class of '68 Mechanical forges 50 years of memories
FROM THOROUGH MAGAZINE: USask Engineering grads value the friendships they've built over five decades of reunions.
"The future of engineering holds remarkable opportunities"
FROM THOROUGH MAGAZINE: USask Engineering Dean Suzanne Kresta looks ahead to 2022.
Honouring Indigenous context in engineering
FROM THOROUGH MAGAZINE: USask Engineering believes that learning about Indigenous culture and worldviews and the importance of authentic consultation are engineering practice skills needed for the next century.
Engineering the future of energy
FROM THOROUGH MAGAZINE: USask Engineering researchers are exploring how to bring reliable and clean energy solutions to Saskatchewan and the world.
What's in the water? USask Engineering grad student explores contaminants in Saskatoon stormwater and snowmelt
"Stormwater can be as polluted as untreated wastewater or sewage when it enters our natural water bodies," said Hayley Popick.