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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 ...New Indian restaurant draws crowds; students want more options
Students line up for the new restaurant serving Indian food on campus With Da India Curry House (DICH) now open for business, ...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 ...Fraudsters told U of R employees their credit cards were used to buy illegal drugs
Protective Services says scam callers tried to get access to people’s bank accounts The U of R says it recently received two ...Inspiring Leadership forum celebrates 17 years of empowering women
The U of R annual event brings together female leaders to share insights and promote meaningful change in communities For the last ...$1.7B AI centre planned for Regina area attracts cheers, jeers
Data centre promises jobs and innovation, but raises community concerns Bell Canada – in partnership with the Government of Saskatchewan and George ...Iranian soccer team might withdraw from World Cup due to war
Iran’s World Cup status in doubt amid rising tensions with the U.S. With the 2026 men’s world cup three months away, the ...U of R lab develops app for diagnosing mental health issues
Being private and personalized, the app could be the first step toward better mental health A University of Regina lab developed an ...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 ...With URSA elections approaching, students question what comes next
Less than 500 students vote and The Lazy Owl remains closed With the upcoming University of Regina Students’ Association (URSA) elections expected ...
