Several institutions recently unveiled new student spaces. Cambrian College launched the Hanson Venture Lab to promote entrepreneurship among students, alumni, and the broader community. The lab was named in honour of Hanson College, which contributed $1.3M to help build and equip the space, as well as to support an endowment fund for student entrepreneurs. MaKami College opened its first computer lab, which has space for up to 40 students. The facility will host regular workshops on digital literacy skills, resume and cover letter writing, and business development. The University of Saskatchewan celebrated the contributions of long-time donors Grit and Scott McCreath by naming a dedicated study area at the Murray Library the Grit and Scott McCreath Library Common.
