Welcome to the Fall/Winter 2025 edition of Degrees magazine. In this issue of Degrees, you’ll read about some of our amazing alumni – advocates for Indigenous health, esteemed authors, and award-winning scholars among them. As I often say, our alumni are our University’s greatest ambassadors – and it’s our privilege to share stories about their incredible […]
It is with both a bit of sadness and a great deal of pride and optimism that I bid adieu to the year-long celebration of the University of Regina’s 50 years as an independent degree-granting institution. My sadness, such as it is, stems from the fact that 2024-2025 has been an exceptional year in the […]
One family’s enduring legacy at the U of R.
We remember recently lost U of R family members.
Camp fYrefly is an annual summer retreat for gender and sexually diverse youth. The camp, which alternates between Regina and Saskatoon, celebrated its tenth anniversary in early August. For all those associated with the camp, that’s a decade of bringing together young people who are often struggling with their sense of self and a decade of saving lives.
University of Regina researcher Jennifer Gordon is at the forefront of the study of perimenopausal depression.
Métis artist and associate professor David Garneau is working on a two-year art commission for the City of Edmonton.
An innovative prison writing course offered at the University of Regina is giving students new insights into corrections, while examining the voices of the neglected and ignored.