Dear first-years: Getting involved is the best way to enhance your university experience
The university is not just a place to grow your knowledge — it’s also to grow yourself.
U of S commits to providing support for international students during pandemic
Residences remain open for those unable to travel home.
University of Saskatchewan moves forward with mostly online learning for Fall Term
The full details of the implementation plan will be finalized before the end of the month.
University announces tuition freeze for most programs in 2020-21
Provost Vannelli says the university will continue to provide the same standard of education despite the changes.
Vice-provost faculty relations not signing off on anticipated philosophy tenure position
Philosophy students and professors are concerned over the department’s future.
Horoscopes: April 2020
— Dominique Panko
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U of S commits to providing support for international students during pandemic
The International Student and Study Abroad Centre photographed on the U of S campus. THE SHEAF/Jordan Dumba As COVID-19 continues to shape student life, the University of Saskatchewan promises to ...
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University of Saskatchewan moves forward with mostly online learning for Fall Term
The full details of the implementation plan will be finalized before the end of the month.
University announces tuition freeze for most programs in 2020-21
Provost Vannelli says the university will continue to provide the same standard of education despite the changes.
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Huskies find ways to adapt under COVID-19 precautions
It was a hard decision to cancel the men’s and women’s U Sports hockey championships after only playing two quarterfinal games. It was before safety precautions were ramped up and ...
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Top Huskies athlete reflects on pushing through uncertain times
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many athletes without short term goals.
Getting the message across: Public health campaigns in the time of COVID-19
The goal is to spread the message, not the virus.
Culture more
A cultured guide to foreign movies
Things have been extremely boring lately with everyone in self-isolation and Netflix having only the same old TV shows and movies as they had two ...
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Review of Empires of the Word: A Language History of the World
Nicholas Ostler’s book about language history teaches the benefits of learning another language.
How Saskatoon’s forgotten downtown electrical station powered the entire province
Long before farmers sold goods at Riversdale’s market, the electricity generated there electrified Saskatchewan’s farms.
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Dear first-years: Getting involved is the best way to enhance your university experience
Many people describe high school as the best years of your life. However, I would argue your time as an undergraduate student will be the ...
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Hoping and coping with the Sheaf
We bid you all adieu.
Opinions | Why you should volunteer at the Sheaf next year
The Sheaf’s intern reflects her time with the paper.
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Challenges meet opportunities: The state of the Saskatoon tech sector
Known for its rich oil and vast farmland, Saskatchewan hides away a potential for a thriving technological industry. Saskatoon, the province’s biggest city, is quietly, ...
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“It’s up to people like us to make the changes we really need”: U of S international students
International students are set on making their voices heard — and it’s time to listen.
The dark history of food and drink
Some of the most innocuous food and beverages have the strangest stories to tell.
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Horoscopes: April 2020
— Dominique Panko
What kind of distance learning student are you?
Surprise! You’re USask’s newest distance learning student. Figure out how you’re dealing with this whole situation with this quiz.
the Sheaf Crossword: The Food Edition
An interactive crossword for when you're bored and hungry.