Computer Museum
"Before You Toss, Consider the Loss."
The University of Saskatchewan Computer Museum, founded in 2002, exists with a mandate to: Intercept, Acquire, Preserve, Interpret & Display computing history, on behalf of the University of Saskatchewan.
While we are actively collecting physical assets and the stories that go with them, we are mostly a virtual museum at this time. That said, our museum has a few small exhibits that we encourage you to visit. We do not yet have a physical museum to visit with tours and staff, although it is our hope we get there some day. Please be aware of this if you choose to come to campus and see our items.
Download our campus self-guided tour map!
In The News
40th Anniversary of the Cell Phone
Apr 03, 2013
On this day in 1973, a man named Martin Cooper unveiled a device that would change the world. What he revealed to the public was the world’s first handheld, cordless cellphone. ...
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Friends of the Computer Museum: Fireside Chat (Tech Week 2012)
Nov 28, 2012
The Computer Museum was proud to host a relaxed conversation about life on the internet in the 1990’s during Technology Week 2012. ...
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U of S Computer Museum – Year in Review (2011-12)
Oct 11, 2012
Thanks to the always-generous support of the University
community, the Computer Museum enjoyed its best and most productive year on
record. 2011-12 saw the following accomplishments
take place:...
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