Spectres of science: Campus is rich with stories of discovery, innovation and curiosity
The history of the U of S is filled with tangible tales of the people who have made contributions to scientific research.
Stories of science
The topic of science isn’t just for textbooks and dry academic papers. Popular science books are gracing reading lists from Goodreads to The New York Times. Here are a few books that you can crack open for a gander. I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life by Ed Yong…
Undergraduates in lab coats: Spotlight on student research at the U of S
Many undergraduates are getting first-hand experience in labs on campus.
The Sheaf Workouts – Park paper procrastination
Park paper procrastination The weather is nice out again, so what better way to make yourself feel better about being outside — and procrastinate that term paper — than by turning it into a quick workout? Jog out to the park nearest your house or campus, and get this quick workout in before jogging back.…
Ask an Agro: From drones to robots, technologies are advancing Canada’s agriculture industry
The future of farming is evolving with high-tech solutions.
Bohlken and Vance: The Huskies who represented Canada at the Russia World University Games
Women’s hockey players tell the story of Team Canada’s silver-medal win.
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U of S professor to run for MP as Saskatoon-University NDP candidate
Claire Card has been nominated as the New Democratic Party candidate for the Saskatoon-University riding. Card hopes to build on her 2015 candidacy and advocate for equal opportunity, accessible health ...
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Kinesiology Students’ Society hosts Motionball Marathon of Sport event
The students aim to promote inclusive physical activity in their first ever Motionball Marathon of Sport.
Your candidates for the 2019-2020 USSU general election
Although three candidates are vying for the presidential position, the candidates for the three vice-presidential positions are running uncontested.
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The Sheaf Workouts – Park paper procrastination
Park paper procrastination The weather is nice out again, so what better way to make yourself feel better about being outside — and procrastinate that term paper — than by ...
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Bohlken and Vance: The Huskies who represented Canada at the Russia World University Games
Women’s hockey players tell the story of Team Canada’s silver-medal win.
Disappointment for the Huskies on the national stage
No hardware for the men’s hockey team as Huskies place fourth in the University Cup.
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Spectres of science: Campus is rich with stories of discovery, innovation and curiosity
From the mighty glass and stone shadow of the Health Sciences Building to the stoic archways and gothic peaks of the Thorvaldson Building, the spirit ...
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Cyberpunk fiction predicted our dystopia, but it might offer a way out
Blade Runner and Neuromancer presented us with technological dystopias and defined human existence in contrast to them.
The science of art
Science and art have been integrated throughout history.
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Spectres of science: Campus is rich with stories of discovery, innovation and curiosity
From the mighty glass and stone shadow of the Health Sciences Building to the stoic archways and gothic peaks of the Thorvaldson Building, the spirit of science is alive and ...
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Stories of science
The topic of science isn’t just for textbooks and dry academic papers. Popular science books are gracing reading lists from Goodreads to The New York Times. Here are a few books that you can crack open for a gander. I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life by Ed Yong…
Undergraduates in lab coats: Spotlight on student research at the U of S
Many undergraduates are getting first-hand experience in labs on campus.