The University of Regina is located in Regina, the provincial capital of Saskatchewan. The University traces its roots back to the founding of Regina College in 1911, a private community high school established by the Methodist Church of Canada with an initial enrollment of 27 students. At one point in its development, it became the second campus of the University of Saskatchewan, and then through continuous growth and amalgamation, it wasn't until 1974 that Regina College became an independent degree-granting college. Currently the University of Regina has the authority to grant Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees.

After more than three decades of development, the University has established itself as a well-established institution. The University of Regina is now a comprehensive university with nine faculties, 25 academic departments and 13 research centers.

It is because the school is located in the capital of Saskatchewan that the school's curriculum has been tailored to suit the needs of Saskatchewan, with particular emphasis on the humanities and journalism programs. The science and engineering programs have also advanced in recent years as government and industry have grown. The public service and petroleum engineering programs have attracted increasing numbers of students and international attention. Since 1992, the university has increased its funding for research from $3.4 million to $12 million. The university is also one of several national network centers engaged in intelligent robotics and intelligent systems testing. The school also collaborates with several other national research centers.

Application Process

Alumni can receive a permanent U of R e-mail address for life! Recent U of R graduates can continue to use the same e-mail address as students.

No matter where your new career takes you or how many times you have to relocate ...... you don't need to change your email address! Never forget old friends as they will always know how to contact you!

How to get email for life, complete and submit your complete onlineAlumni Lifetime Email Request FormThe

Application Address:https://alumni.uregina.ca/pages/benefits/efl-application Feel free to go to Wikipedia or something like that to find publicly available alumni information.

Successful application

Requests for "lifetime e-mail" will be processed within approximately 30 business days of the request date. The University will contact new users when their e-mail accounts become active. We have received a request with the subject line "Email For Life"Mail with the title.

The content of the e-mail is translated as follows:"Dear Pamela Wallin.Thank you for requesting to receive lifetime emails from the University of Regina!TheAs a college graduate, this service is free.Now, no matter where your career takes you or how many times you move, you don't need to change your email address and you'll never lose touch with old friends because they'll always know how to get in touch with you!We are happy to provide you with the following account information email:pdw086@ureginaActivation Code:To access your new account, you must first go through https://novapp.cc.uregina.ca/perl/activate.cqi激活它.After you activate your account, you can access webmailuregina.cąUse your account with the password created during the account activation process.It is important to note that if your account is inactive for a year, it will become inactive and you will not be able to access it.We would also like to remind you that your lifetime email account can be easily forwarded to another (preferred) email account, such as a hotmail or gmail account, or accessed from your mobile device.Please visit wwww.uregina.ca/is/student/email to learn how we encourage you to take the time to visit our alumni website at www.ureaina.ca/alumni to learn about other benefits we offer to U of R alumni.You can also subscribe to the alumni e-newsletter.AlumniConnect will provide you with all the latest news and exciting events planned for LaRue University!"

Mailbox activation

You need to manually send an email to the school's IT center (IT.Support@uregina.ca) asking for student number information, making up random phrases like, "Hello, his is pamela Wallin, am an alumnus. just applied for a lifetime email, When I tried to activate my account, I found that I forgot my student ID.Can you help me?"Just applied for lifetime email and when I tried to activate my account I realized I forgot my student ID, can you help me?