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University of Saskatchewan Archives

Identifier

Authorized form of name

University of Saskatchewan Archives

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Type

Educational

Contact information

Street address

301 Main Library, 3 Campus Drive

Locality

Saskatoon

Region

SK

Country name

Canada

Postal code

S7N 5A4

Telephone

(306) 966-6028

Fax

(306) 966-6040

History

Geographical and cultural context

Mandates/Sources of authority

The University Archives has two primary areas of responsibility:

  • Archival: to acquire, preserve, and make accessible permanently valuable records of the University, its faculty, staff, students, alumni, and University-related organizations; and to support the research strengths of the University;
  • Records Management: to provide advice and services relating to records and information management on campus.

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The University of Saskatchewan Archives is responsible for acquiring, preserving, and making accessible permanently valuable records of the University: that is, records in any medium, of continuing administrative, legal, and/or historical value. In addition to administrative records, the Archives documents the institution by collecting the records of faculty, staff, students, alumni, and University-related organizations. The Archives also acquires private collections where these are viewed as supporting the research strengths of the University.

Extent: ca. 3200 linear metres

Inclusive dates: 1907-present (predominant)

Finding aids, guides and publications

Online databases and digital projects: Fonds/series database, photograph database Website includes exhibits / reference sites about U of S history:

  • Deo et Patriae: Events in the History of the University of Saskatchewan;
  • The Student Experience;
  • Building the University of Saskatchewan;
  • University History site including listings of former senior administrators, members of the Board of Governors, etc.;
  • Databases of information about honorary degree recipients and World War One veterans;
  • Bibliographies and compilations of secondary sources about university history;
  • More than 15 other exhibits showcasing various collections, e.g. Northern Research Portal, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool: A History in Pictures, Hans Gruen Postcard Collection, Frederic Harrison Edmunds: The Canadian Landscape, Hans S. Dommasch: Canada North of 60.

Opening times

Monday-Friday, 8:30-12:00 and 13:00-16:30

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Access Points

  • Agriculture (Thematic area)
  • Arts and Culture (Thematic area)
  • Education (Thematic area)
  • Recreation / Leisure / Sports (Thematic area)
  • Science and Technology (Thematic area)
  • City of Saskatoon (Geographic region)