University of Regina Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science

Project Day is tomorrow, and we would like to introduce you to this year’s Platinum and Gold sponsors!

Without the support of our sponsors, Project Day wouldn't be as momentous as it is!

Thank you! 🫶 🎉

Our Women in Engineering Panel Discussion is happening next week. Are you as excited as we are? 🤩

This year's theme is Give to Gain: The Power of Mentorship in Advancing Women in Engineering, where you can hear talks from inspiring women in engineering, like Environmental Systems professor Dr. Stephanie Young and Danae Lemieux, MASc., P.Eng., FEC, Vice President of the Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS).

The purpose of the event is to build awareness around the impactful role of women in engineering, advocate for equity and the removal of barriers in the field of engineering, and to celebrate women in engineering!

We hope to see you there!

On February 11th, we hosted our second Industry Mixer, which was sponsored by APEGS!

This event allows students to meet engineering professionals and get to know the ins and outs of the industry before they are even in it. And it serves as a great networking opportunity!

We are inviting all students, staff, faculty, and the public to The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science 4th annual Women in Engineering Panel Discussion. The panel discussion is being held in honour of International Women’s Day 2026 and in celebration of Engineers and Geoscientists Week, Saskatchewan.

The purpose of the event is to build awareness around the impactful role of women in engineering, advocate for equity and the removal of barriers in the field of engineering, and to celebrate women in engineering!

This year’s International Women’s Day theme is “Give to Gain.” It reminds us that when we invest in others through mentorship, leadership, advocacy, and community, we do not lose anything; we gain stronger teams, better ideas, and a more inclusive profession.

The theme for the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science 4th annual Women in Engineering Panel Discussion is “Give to Gain. The power of mentorship in advancing women in engineering.”

We hope to see you there.

On Feb 12th 2026 we had the Graduate Student Dean's honour luncheon for the Fall 2025 recipients.

Pictured are
Sepideh Hasemi Safaei
Patience Darko-Budu
S.M. Rafew

Unable to attend were:
Arezou Lak
Sama Hosseini Androod
Bad'i Haghighi

Congratulations to all! 🎉👏

Happy Family Day and the first day of Reading Week!

⏰ No classes from Feb 16 - 20. ⏰

Make the most of the time off and make sure to get some rest so you can really kick the Winter Semester out of the park!

Happy halfway point to the Winter 2026 Term!

Our Graduate students took a some time away from their studies to have a little break, with some coffee, snacks and good company!

If you’ve met the requirements for your undergrad program, make sure that you apply to graduate before the January 31st deadline.

For more information on the process: https://www.uregina.ca/registrar/graduation/index.html

Are you curious about Engineering but not ready to take the big leap? Come try it out in a low stakes setting. Like a Costco sample! Take a look at our selection of Mentorships and sign up for one that peaks your interest. Can’t wait to see you there!

If you’ve met the requirements for your undergrad program, make sure that you apply to graduate before the January 31st deadline.

For more information on the process: https://www.uregina.ca/registrar/graduation/index.html

to 1979 📸
Hands-on learning in action. Students hard at work in their labs, from surveying and environmental work to electronics and instrumentation.

Different tools, same curiosity, same problem-solving spirit. 💡⚙️
Some things never change. 😉

Credit: U of R Archives.
Photographer: U of R Photography Department 79-010-23, 79-010-21, and 79-010-10