University of Saskatchewan

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The University of Saskatchewan was founded in 1907, and its development was matched by the development of the Varsity View neighborhood, located directly south of the then new university.

DID YOU KNOW: President Murray Park, in the heart of Varsity View, was named for Walter Charles Murray, the University of Saskatchewan’s first President. He held the position from 1908 until his retirement in 1937.


Programs:

University of Saskatchewan: Check out the U of S for more information on classes, programs and more.

Centre for Continuing & Distance Education: From learning English or art, to music or math, the university has classes for kids to seniors. Check out programs for personal interest, or for credit towards a degree or certificate.


Activities and Recreation:

Recreational Services: College of Kinesiology offers aquatics lessons and leadership, dance, gymnastics and personal training.

Kinesiology Activities Guide: Take part in the exciting programs and activities at the Physical Activity Complex in the College of Kinesiology.

Kids Summer Camps: From field trips, to performing in a play to learning about science and engineering, or training to be our next Huskies quarterback, opportunities are available all summer long.

Huskie Sports Camps: Huskie Athletics offer the Huskie Sport Camps from the Physical Activity Complex.

The Physical Activity Complex (PAC): Public memberships are available for the Fit Centre, which features a 13,500 sq ft fitness centre, a triple gymnasium and a 42-foot rock-climbing wall. Complementing the facilities are program offerings in aquatics, dance, fitness and special needs.

Museums and Galleries: Explore art, history, dinosaurs and more!


News & Events:

Check out the calendar of events at the university. Find out what is happening on and around campus.

For news around campus visit On Campus News.

Check here for information on the College Quarter – a multi-year plan to develop a 145-acre site into a sustainable new U of S community. The plan features a variety of uses—student residences, academic, recreational and sports facilities, green spaces and a mix of offices, shops, restaurants, cafés, bookstores and more. Links to a PDF Master Plan and Zoning information can be found at the above link.


Residence:

You can live in Varsity View while attending university. Check out the University Residence. The University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union (USSU) also provides information on Housing.