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.
By Sandra LeBlanc January 27, 2022
Threads: Cultural Conversations hosted over 30 speakers and performers to explore the concept of a culturally diverse society flourishing.
By Uday Chhina January 27, 2022
Being one of the few fans supporting the away team can be oddly satisfying.
By Vaidehee Lanke January 27, 2022
It turns out that sports can be a lot of fun for someone who didn’t think they would ever belong to the sports world.
By Jakob Philipchuk January 25, 2022
Researchers find that alternate forms of Alzheimer’s-causing protein have important implications for the disease.
By Rayyann Haque January 25, 2022
Where do we draw the line between censure and censorship?
By Sandra LeBlanc January 27, 2022
Threads: Cultural Conversations hosted over 30 speakers and performers to explore the concept of a culturally diverse society flourishing.
By Jakob Philipchuk 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.
By Annie Liu January 18, 2022
The exhibit is on display virtually and in-person throughout the month of January at the 292 Student Gallery.
By Uday Chhina January 27, 2022
Being one of the few fans supporting the away team can be oddly satisfying.
By Jakob Philipchuk January 25, 2022
Researchers find that alternate forms of Alzheimer’s-causing protein have important implications for the disease.
By Annie Liu January 25, 2022
The Sheaf witnessed the speeches of activists Marie Agioritis, Garth Mullins and Dr. Tom Milne, who all brought new perspectives.
By Jakob Philipchuk December 10, 2021
In many places, Christmas isn’t necessarily always about gift giving and Santa Claus.
By Sandra LeBlanc October 25, 2021
Contemporary artist Adad Hannah discussed the thoughts behind the piece in an online talk on Saturday.
By Jakob Philipchuk September 20, 2021
What better way to kickstart your week than with poutine?
By Vaidehee Lanke January 27, 2022
It turns out that sports can be a lot of fun for someone who didn’t think they would ever belong to the sports world.
By Rayyann Haque January 25, 2022
Where do we draw the line between censure and censorship?
By Annie Liu January 25, 2022
As individuals, we have far greater power in fighting climate change than we realize.
By Aleshba Naseer November 19, 2021
The terror occurring in Palestine is not complicated; it is settler colonialism and genocide.
By Ana Cristina Camacho May 19, 2021
As the fall approaches, U of S worker associations worry about workplace safety.
By Vaidehee Lanke March 29, 2021
One way to combat misinformation is to explain vaccines from a science-based perspective.
By J.C. Balicanta Narag February 13, 2021
Instructions: This is an interactive crossword! Click on any square to start
By Caid Brossart October 14, 2020
Dear Editor and readers, The upcoming Saskatchewan provincial and municipal elections will
By Dominique Panko April 7, 2020
Aries March 21 – April 20 The Emperor Powerful and Ambitious. You’re
