College of Arts and Science - University of Saskatchewan

Forty years ago, Sylvia Fedoruk added to her remarkable career when she was elected as the first female chancellor of USask in 1986.

Looking Back: Fedoruk elected USask’s first female chancellor in 1986 - News A trailblazing medical physicist, world-class athlete, and an inspirational senior leader, Sylvia Fedoruk’s career was filled with firsts. Forty years ago, she added to that remarkable resume and assembly of achievements when she was elected the first female chancellor of the University of Saskatc...

"I hope that students come away from my classes remembering to have fun, regardless of what they’re working on.”

Congratulations to Kyle McLeister and Matthew Toohey, the College of Arts and Science winners of the 2026 Provost's College Awards!

USask celebrates the 2025/26 Provost’s College Awards recipients - News Excellence in teaching takes many forms across the University of Saskatchewan (USask), from inspiring classroom experiences to innovative approaches that strengthen student learning.

“My hope is that students leave my class seeing the world differently.”

Congratulations to Alec Aitken and Andrew Hartman, the College of Arts and Science winners of 2026 Provost's Teaching Awards!

Recognizing innovation, impact in teaching: 2025/26 Provost’s Teaching Awards - News This year’s Provost’s Teaching Award recipients were asked the question: “What lesson, habit, or way of thinking do you hope students carry forward from their learning opportunities with you?”

grad Thios Mwunvaneza (BA'25) founded the Black Q***r Alliance YXE in 2024. He is passionate about making a difference in his community and ensuring spaces are inclusive and safe for all.

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‘We love to show up for each other’ - Green and White USask graduate and community advocate Thios Mwunvaneza (BA’25) is co-president of Black Q***r Alliance YXE, a grassroots organization in Saskatoon that cultivates safe spaces for Black members of the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community

The College of Arts and Science celebrated more than 40 outstanding graduates at its annual Convocation Awards Ceremony on June 1.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

College of Arts and Science celebrates medal winners, most outstanding graduates The 2026 USask Arts and Science Convocation Awards Ceremony took place at Convocation Hall on June 1

Just weeks after receiving the College of Arts and Science's Distinguished Scholar Award, Professor of English Wendy Roy has been presented with USask's top research award.

Roy is a leading scholar in the areas of speculative fiction, women’s writing, and relations of power in Canadian literature.

USask recognizes Roy, Banerjee, Adewole as top researchers for 2026 - News The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is honouring Dr. Wendy Roy (PhD) with its top academic award of Distinguished Researcher for 2026.

Congratulations to Marcia Little, an Indigenous student and single parent, who graduated at yesterday's Spring Convocation!

“Attending university has aided me in rewriting and reframing my stories of trauma and embracing my healing journey. There was a lot to unpack, and I wrote about these experiences in my papers throughout the years,” she said. “That’s what kept me going. I was like, ‘Well, someone has to do it and be that cycle breaker in ending intergenerational trauma.’”

Marcia crossed the stage to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology (with distinction) and a minor in studio arts.

Breaking cycles: Indigenous USask student navigates university with daughter - News Marcia Little will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (with Distinction) at the 2026 USask Spring Convocation.

University is hard no matter who you are, but the right support system makes all the difference, says Steve Zheng.

With a 98.62% average, Zheng is the top student graduating from any USask undergraduate program at Spring Convocation.

‘I’m really grateful’: USask’s most outstanding graduate didn’t do it alone - News Biomedical science graduate ChenKun (Steve) Zheng is receiving the Governor General’s Silver Medal.

“There's a lot of power in just being present and being willing to be seen.”

Ailah Carpenter sees art as a way to know themselves and make a mark on the world.

New USask graduate’s story is told through art Two-Spirit, Indigenous artist Ailah Carpenter continues to attract national attention for their work