Created in 1970, the University Studies Group provides three basic services to the University of Saskatchewan. Firstly, it compiles and disseminates baseline statistical data. Secondly, it conducts one-time informational projects for Senior Administration, Deans and Department Heads, Committees, outside agencies, and to a lesser extent for individual faculty. Thirdly, it acts as support for university policy and planning functions through involvement in a variety of assessment projects such as college, departmental and non-academic reviews and the Academic Planning and Priorities Committee. Directors of the USG have been: G.W. Peardon, 1970-1973; M.G. Sheppard, 1973-1974; B.A. Holmlund, 1974-1980; K.A. Wilson, 1980-1985; M.L. Benson, 1985-1989; B.L. Dubray (acting), 1988-1992; B.L. Dubray, 1993- .

In May of 1917 the University of Saskatchewan Graduate's Association held its first meeting. Membership was open to all recipient's of degrees or certificates granted by the University who paid the annual fee. Management of the Association's activities were to be conducted by an Executive Committee chosen by secret ballot. Within two years the Association hosted its first annual convocation banquet and opened its first fund raising campaign. In 1927 the first local branches of the Association were formed and the concept soon spread across the country. The Alumni Association acts as a bridge between the graduates and the University. Activities include the publication of the "Green and White", homecoming, college reunions, class reunions, the Convocation Ball, the Alumni Leader's Workshop, branches, Senate representation, the Student Affairs Program, the Alumni Annual Giving Program, and the University Convocation Dinner. By 1995 the Alumni Affairs office was renamed Alumni and Development, incorporating the fundraising and development functions which had previously been under the direction of the Extension Division.