•
Janice Acoose, author, newspaper columnist, filmmaker, indigenous language advocate and professor of indigenous and English literature at First Nations University •
Gordon Barnhart,
SOM, author, former secretary of the House of Commons, and former Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan •
Chris Bauman, Canadian Football player •
Roy Bonisteel,
Laurier LaPierre,
Knowlton Nash, Bill Cunningham,
Val Sears,
Myrna Kostash,
Walter Stewart,
John Sawatsky and
Maggie Siggins,
inter alios, have been visiting professors in the School of Journalism. •
Bob Boyer (1948–2004), visual artist, Professor and Head of Indian Fine Arts, SIFC. •
Gail Bowen, playwright and writer of mystery novels, was associate professor of English at First Nations University •
Peter Calamai, science journalist and member of the
Order of Canada •
Lorne Calvert, Premier of Saskatchewan (2001–2007) •
Tevaughn Campbell, CFL and NFL player •
Ruth Chambers, ceramics and installation artist •
Stefan Charles, NFL, AAF, and CFL player •
Theren Churchill, Canadian Football Player •
Jason Clermont, Canadian Football Player •
Saros Cowasjee, novelist, short story writer, critic, anthologist, screenwriter •
Jonathan Denis, Alberta MLA and Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs (1997) •
Shadia B. Drury, professor of political science and philosophy;
Canada Research Chair in
Social Justice •
Jo-Ann Episkenew, scholar of Indigenous health •
Holly Fay, artist and recipient of the National Visual Arts Advocacy Award •
Jaxon Ford, Canadian Football player •
Tamon George, Canadian Football player •
Chris Getzlaf, Canadian Football Player •
Joan Givner, biographer, novelist and short story writer •
Glenda Goertzen, children's author •
Ralph Goodale, Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, former member of Parliament, former Minister of Finance •
Eric Grimson (BSc 1975), computer scientist and Chancellor of
MIT •
Akiem Hicks, NFL Football Player (Chicago Bears) •
Kyle Herranen, Canadian Interdisciplinary Artist •
John Hewson, former Australian federal opposition leader •
Jorgen Hus, Canadian Football Player •
Nick Hutchins, Canadian Football player •
Brett Jones CFL and NFL Center (New York Giants) •
Trenna Keating, Canadian actress •
Donald Kendrick, 1970s music faculty member as to choir and organ; subsequently in successive universities and choir master in assorted cities in eastern Canada and the United States; presently in California •
Brendon LaBatte, Canadian Football Player •
Michelle LaVallee, curator, artist, and educator •
Jeannie Mah, ceramic artist •
Charity Marsh, assistant professor of Media Production and Studies, Canada Research Chair in Interactive Media and Performance •
Frank McCrystal, former Ram Head Coach •
Manjit Minhas, entrepreneur and television personality •
Ken Mitchell, novelist and playwright •
Ellen Moffat, artist •
Marc Mueller, former Ram Quarterback, current CFL coach •
John Cullen Nugent, sculptor •
Teale Orban, former Ram Quarterback •
Mitchell Picton, Canadian Football Player •
Noah Picton, former Ram Quarterback •
David Plummer, computer scientist and creator of
Task Manager and
Space Cadet Pinball •
Zenon Pylyshyn, Rutgers University, leading authority in cognitive science, Ph.D. (1963), Experimental Psychology, University of Saskatchewan (Regina Campus) •
Elizabeth Raum, Canadian oboist and composer •
Addison Richards, Canadian Football Player •
Jon Ryan, CFL and NFL punter •
Nicole Sarauer, Saskatchewan MLA and former Leader of the Official Opposition •
Christine Selinger, Canadian paracanoe gold medalist •
Daniel Scott Tysdal, poet •
Andrew Scheer, politician •
Jordan Sisco, CFL wide receiver •
Christina Stojanova, film historian •
Dione Taylor (BFA), a noted jazz singer •
Vianne Timmons, former president and vice-chancellor of the University of Regina •
Guy Vanderhaeghe, novelist • Senator
Pamela Wallin, former national broadcaster and Canadian Consul in New York •
Lee Ward, PhD., noted political scientist ==See also==