Krista Cornish Scott, BMus’97 (Distinction), and Brett Scott, MMus’96, first crossed paths in the University of Regina Chamber Singers almost 30 years ago. Their involvement in the choir had a major impact on their lives, both personally and professionally; today, they’re married with four children and have successful careers that centre around choral music. The […]
This wasn’t brought on by some life crisis – not mid, late, or otherwise. It wasn’t about mortality, regret, or checking off an item on a dusty old bucket list. It was 4:30 a.m. and I had been stumbling through the coal-dark night for the better part of five hours. It would be another four […]
Conducting choirs now for a living, Dr. Jean-Marie Kent is the artistic director of the Seattle Children’s Chorus and teaches a choir at Holy Names Academy in Seattle, WA. She looks back on her time with U of R Chamber Singers as she prepares to return to Regina this August for the Chamber Singers reunion. […]
Meet the outstanding alumni and inductees being honoured at the University of Regina’s 2025 Alumni Awards & Sports Hall of Fame, presented by URAA (University of Regina Alumni Association). Every year, the University of Regina celebrates the achievements of its nearly 95,000 alumni through the Alumni Awards. Established in 1992, these awards honor our exceptional […]
Meet the outstanding alumni being honoured at the 2024 Alumni Crowning Achievement Awards
Meet the outstanding alumni being honoured at the 2024 Alumni Crowning Achievement Awards
Uzezi Ekhator MHRM’23 and Jim Greenwood BAdmin’93 on the power of co-operative education
Treaty 4 filmmaker Candy Fox has built an impressive career in the nine years since she graduated from Media, Art, and Performance at the University of Regina. Her latest project is as the director and co-producer of the groundbreaking APTN docuseries, Treaty Road, that delves into the significance of the Numbered Treaties across Canada and confronts the difficult truths of colonization.
Bring our young people back! That’s been a Saskatchewan mantra for years, as politicians and business leaders decry the out-migration of some of our best and brightest young people. It used to be that rising tech superstars who aspire to be the next Steve Jobs or Jeff Bezos had to pack up their bags and […]
On the day Chris Lane was to receive his degree from the University of Regina – which, coincidentally, was also his 22nd birthday – he boarded a plane bound for London, England. Lane had received a prestigious scholarship that offered him international experience in journalism, and he was determined to make the most of the […]