THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

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  • By March 8, 2022

    The USask community calls for support of Ukraine through staying informed and donating to war relief efforts.

  • “This topic deserves to be known and analyzed”: Department of history to offer Holocaust studies course

    By March 8, 2022

    The course will be the first of its kind at the university and could potentially lead to the development of a travel abroad program to Europe, says one faculty member.

  • Indigenous identities around the world: Building Bridges hosts Global Indigenous Cultures event 

    By February 24, 2022

    Three USask speakers shared their personal experiences as members of Indigenous communities around the world.

  • The “front door” to support: 211 Saskatchewan expands means of access to human services 

    By February 24, 2022

    211 Saskatchewan users have access to free 24-hour services through phone, text, online chat and search to navigate provincial programs and services.

  • Global Game Jam Saskatchewan sees programmers and artists make the most of 48 hours

    By February 11, 2022

    In one weekend, Saskatchewan residents produced 14 playable video games.

  • U of S resumes in-person classes: An overview of the safety measures in place 

    By February 9, 2022

    Pandemic Response and Recovery Team chair Darcy Marciniuk discusses details of a safe transition to in-person learning.

  • Saskatoon Open Door Society hosts virtual conference as a learning tool for students and community

    By January 27, 2022

    Threads: Cultural Conversations hosted over 30 speakers and performers to explore the concept of a culturally diverse society flourishing.

  • Youth-led project seeks to raise awareness, reduce stigma associated with substance use disorders

    By January 24, 2022

    Youth from Chokecherry Studios have launched the Blank Book project — a collection of stories, poems and drawings that depict the harm of crystal meth use in Saskatoon.

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