It is located on the second floor of the Agriculture Building. Diefenbaker Centre Located on the riverbank and the Education building, the Diefenbaker Centre is the depository of records and artifacts of Canada's 13th Prime Minister, John G. Diefenbaker. The Centre is both a working archives for research, and a public museum. The Museum of Natural Sciences occupies the enclosed space between the Biology and Geology Buildings on the university campus. The theme of the museum is the evolution and diversity of life on Earth, illustrated by live and fossil plants and vertebrate animals.
Tours are available.
The Biology Museum is a small-scale, indoor zoo, located in the W.P. Thompson Building. It is open from 9 am to 12 noon, Monday to Friday. The Sports Hall of Fame is located in the Physical Education Building adjacent to the first floor gym. Featured are photographs of the University of Saskatchewan athletic teams and accomplished individual athletes. Observatory The Observatory is located across the street from the Main Library west of the Pay Parking Lot.