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Author: Zinia Jaswal

Zinia Jaswal
  • News
    A close up view of a western tiger salamander showcasing its distinctive black and yellow stripes. Image: Dr. Christopher Somers

    Beware! Tiny Tiger Salamanders on the Prowl:

    Nature Saskatchewan issues warning, drivers should slow down as tiny local salamanders begin crossing roads  For most people, late summer means the ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    September 14, 2026
  • FeaturedNews
    The U of R campus, where scenery is free but your next semester isn't. Image: Abdul Mian

    U of R raises international fees amid enrolment slump

    International students facing financial strain after tuition hike The University of Regina has implemented a sharp tuition increase for international undergraduate students ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    September 14, 2026
  • News
    Spring thaw turns major campus commute into a patchwork of potholes. Photo credit: Kevin O'Connor

    Campus roads crumble as potholes take over commute routes

    Worsening road conditions slow traffic and raise safety concerns Students and staff driving around the U of R campus, especially along the ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    April 14, 2026
  • FeaturedNews
    Another day, another “we’ll get back to you shortly.” Photo credit: The Carillon

    A $33.6M bump in funding and a promise of tuition cap

    Students think overcrowded classrooms and service cuts tell a different story Released under the theme  of “Protecting Saskatchewan,” the 2026-27 provincial budget ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    April 14, 2026
  • News
    Campaign posters go up just in time to come down. Photo credit: Abdul Mian

    Students struggle to keep up as the first URSA elections approach

    Is a tight deadline enough to know who’s running and who to vote for? With less than a week between the start ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    April 14, 2026
  • News
    Loss of international students could translate to more than financial strains for the U of R. Photo credit: Arufha Malek

    U of R international student enrolment drops nearly 23 per cent in one year

    University could be losing millions of dollars from the drop New winter enrolment figures released by the U of R show that ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    March 16, 2026
  • FeaturedNews
    Permit roulette: M area vs Z area vs snow pile vs good luck. Photo credit: Natalie Torgerson

    To commute or not to commute seems to be the question for U of R ...

    Students expect affordability and real-time availability maps from parking services At the University of Regina (U of R), academic planning begins long ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    February 17, 2026
  • News
    Bright red and green auroral bands arc over Regina during November's solar storm. Photo credit: Samantha Lawler

    Auroras lights up Saskatchewan skies once again

    An astronomer’s take on November’s solar storm that painted the skies red and green Regina was treated to a spectacular display of ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    November 28, 2025
  • Op-Ed
    Every page of the novel moves to the rhythm of real life highlighting the courage it takes to let nothing happen until everything does. Photo credit: Zinia Jaswal

    Kiran Desia’s most intimate work explores the state of loneliness in a fractured world

    Desia’s recent publication goes beyond borders and decades and makes us wonder what it truly means to belong After two decades of ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    November 2, 2025
  • Op-Ed
    Dwayne Meisner brings the ancient world into modern focus through his study of Greece and Rome. Photo credit: Dwayne Meisner

    UofR Professor talks about power, politics, and art in Greek and Roman cultures

    When in Rome, do not forget the Greeks When we think of Greece and Rome, we often think of two civilizations carved ...
    Zinia Jaswal
    November 2, 2025
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