Computer Science Student Society, Math & Stats Student Society, and Physics and Engineering Physics Student Society hosted Women in STEM Night on February 11th, bringing together students for a keynote, panel discussion, and interactive activities at Louis' Loft.
Saskatoon Game Jam brought 150 developers to the University of Saskatchewan for a 48-hour sprint, where teams and solo creators built 43 games from scratch.
Provincial hackathon saw students work on Saskatchewan Crown sector challenges
The Software Analytics Research (SOAR) Symposium 2025 concluded successfully on December 4, marking the end of a two-day gathering that brought together leading voices in software engineering from both academia and industry at the GSA Commons, University of Saskatchewan.
The Department of Computer Science celebrated outstanding graduate student achievements at Research Fest 2025, awarding citizenship and research excellence honors to four students.
Would you trust AI with your cancer diagnosis? A USask alum is making sure you can.
Amanda Ewen wasn’t sure about pursuing science until she discovered her perfect place at USask.
The GSA Awards celebrate distinguished graduate students as well as honour faculty that have generously supported graduate students in research, scholarly and artistic pursuits.
The UofS Cyber Security Team (CST) celebrated their first win at the recent BSides Regina Capture The Flag competition.
This spring, the Computer Science Student Society (CSSS) teamed up with zu to host CTRL+ALT+EXHIBIT, a unique celebration of student work.
The Geddes Awards are given to a Ph.D. and M.Sc. student currently in their graduate program. This award is based on high academic standing and research productivity.
Participants raced the clock in a 48-hour challenge to create a game from scratch
USask graduate Vyom Patel (BSc’23), who studied mathematics and computer science as an undergraduate student, is now exploring the interface of quantum information, machine learning, and applied mathematics
Computer science major Noah Merasty had opportunity to conduct research with NSERC grant as a first year undergraduate student
Sahas Mittal and Rowan Redekopp have been named the University of Saskatchewan (USask) 2024 recipients of the prestigious Schulich Leadership Scholarship.
USask Giving Day, a one-day fundraising initiative to be held on Sept. 10, will focus on supporting key areas including leading research while inspiring students like Akshara Dash as she pursues a future in critical and speculative design.
Each year, the Department of Computer Science recognizes our graduate students' contributions to research and volunteerism.
Genest (BSc’07, PhD’13) is one of four Alumni of Influence Award recipients from the College of Arts and Science
This prestigious award is given annually to staff members who not only achieve excellence but also embody the university’s Mission, Vision, and Values, thereby playing a key role in realizing the goals of the University Plan 2025.
Dylan Haussecker was told he couldn’t learn middle school math. He helped send a satellite into space.
University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers Dr. Changiz Taghibiglou (PhD) and Dr. Sara Mardanisamani (PhD) are bridging biology and data science to develop a new, non-invasive AI screening tool for those at risk for Alzheimer’s disease.
Gordon Beach, Tenille Campbell, Aaron Genest and Pat Atkinson have been selected as recipients of this year’s awards
Dr. Raymond Spiteri received the 2024 Distinguished Scholar Award from the College of Arts and Science. This award is presented in recognition of outstanding research, scholarly and artistic work.
Last week, the Department of Computer Science, in partnership with the Saskatoon Industry-Education Council, welcomed hundreds of grade 10 to 12 students to the USask campus for Digitized 2024. The May 1st event was sponsored by Vecima, BHP, and USask ICT.
“Follow your interests,” says award-winning student Fraser McLeod.
shARed spaces team explores the possibilities of a developing technology and its place in digital art
The Department of Computer Science held the Winter offering of our twice-annual programming contest on Saturday, Feburary 24.
Akshara Dash presented at TEDxUniversityofSaskatchewan 2024 on January 21. The third-year Interactive Systems Design student was the youngest speaker at the event with her presentation entitled “Great design goes beyond empathy”.
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) cybersecurity researcher and expert says that while artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for a while and is definitely here to stay, there are risks but also many benefits to the world’s adoption of this type of technology.
