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ALT The image features a bookshelf filled with various books. In the foreground is the cover of "Engineering the Soul: A Working Life Memoir" by Chris Himsl, depicting an interior with a guitar and table. There is also a small inset photo of an individual with white hair, and a yellow banner that reads "USask Alumni Book Nook.

ALT A display featuring a book titled "Quant: A Russell Quant Mystery #9" by Anthony Bidulka. The cover shows a scenic lake view with trees. To the right is a banner reading "Book Nook" with an open book icon. Inset is a portrait of a person with light hair and a dark sweater. The background consists of various books on a shelf.

ALT "Group of individuals in sports uniforms running with green smoke, celebrating in front of a large inflatable husky mascot. Text on the side reads: 'Huskies congratulate you on your convocation from the University of Saskatchewan.' Below is an image of a '2026-2027 BIG TICKET' with details about sports events access.

ALT A journal page with the USASK Alumni logo announces that Prof. Emerita Beverley A. Brenna from Saskatoon, SK, has published three new middle-grade books: "Sadi’s Dragons," "What If There Are Alligators?" and "Francine Garcia and the Recipe for Joy." In the background is the USask campus with a path lined with trees and a person riding a bicycle shown.

ALT Image of Jonathan Wilkinson's smiling headshot while wearing a suit, with a Canada flag in the background. The image contains the following text: “I’ve always thought that part of being a good member of the community is actually going above and beyond to do things that give back. And you can give back in all kinds of different ways—through philanthropic work, through working in an NGO, through working in an academic institution, through politics, in the business community.” – The Honorable Jonathan Wilkinson (BA’88)




















