Saskatoon youth strikes in a personal battle for climate action. Around 100 students from Saskatoon elementary schools and high schools gathered by the City Hall on May 3, calling for action on the climate crisis. For Kate MacLennan, #FridaysForFuture organizer and University of Saskatchewan nursing student, reducing carbon emissions by half within the next 12…
The new leaders want to tackle housing and food insecurity among Indigenous students.
The USSU and Elder Beaucage reflect on the success and limitations of the pilot project.
Start fresh this spring semester with the Sheaf’s guide to re-evaluating your life after finals.
One of the band's lead singers talks about their activism in the community and standing up for important issues.
Researchers in the College of Kinesiology discover that self-compassion is a better tool for overcoming sporting challenges than self-criticism.
The new leaders want to tackle housing and food insecurity among Indigenous students.
The USSU and Elder Beaucage reflect on the success and limitations of the pilot project.
The Paris of the Prairies has long been considered a total afterthought within the national sports landscape, but things are changing.
Running away from the rundown It’s finals season, baby, and you know what that means — review classes, sessions and group meet ups. But you don’t need these because you’ve collected perfect notes, aced all the assignments and feel completely prepared for the exam. Instead, take this time to run away from all of that…
Local theatre is taking the social aspects of sex education into their own hands.
Why love conquers the spring air.
The protest in the House of Commons illustrates that women still need to fight to be respected.
Dear Editor, Nick Hawrishok’s op-ed piece “Smart drug policies can save lives” in the April 1 edition of the Sheaf hit the head on the nail in regard to harm reduction. I would like to discuss how monumental it is that AIDS Saskatoon to proposing a safe consumption site. In the piece, Nick stated that…
