The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's call to action number 34 asks for different levels of government to "to undertake reforms to the criminal justice system to better address the needs of offenders with ...

When young women in high school feel inspired, they let it show. So when the University of Regina hosted the first-ever INSPIRE. Emerging Leaders Forum today, 1,600 local students in grades 11 and 12 brought down the ...

"Do not change anything, but carry on the spirit," was the message echoed by Elder Roy Bison during his prayer and speech to open the November 28 Aboriginal Student Centre renaming ceremony. University of Regina students, ...

A generous gift from Cultural Connections Regina will go a long way to continuing the creation of meaningful employment opportunities for University of Regina students. Proceeds from this year's India Night - Cultural ...

We all have unconscious biases. They are learned stereotypes that are automatic, unintentional, deeply engrained within our beliefs, universal, and have the ability to affect our behaviour. On October 1, the University ...

Public safety personnel (PSP) work hard every day to protect Canadians, and provide safe, secure, strong, and resilient communities for all. They are often exposed to potentially traumatic incidents on the job. On any ...

When the College Avenue Campus renewal project began several years ago, the University of Regina was presented with a unique opportunity: Marble from the original steps of the 108-year old building was set aside in hopes ...

On December 6, 2019, 30 years after the death of 14 female école Polytechnique students at the hands of a man armed with a gun and a hatred of feminists, the University of Regina community is standing up against gendered violence.

In front of an enthusiastic crowd, University of Regina President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Vianne Timmons and Roger Brandvold, Chair of the University's Board of Governors, presented Camp fYrefly with the 2019 President's ...

On February 13, as part of our You Belong Here campaign, the University of Regina will host Hadiya Roderique at a free event open to the entire community. As a young, black woman working as a lawyer on Bay Street, Hadiya ...