USSU participates in national #DebtFreeDegree campaign
The campaign aims to reduce the financial burdens faced by post-secondary students.
University brings forward new equity policy, separate from Indigenization and anti-racism policies
President Peter Stoicheff believes that the new policy reflects core U of S values.
USSU is in ‘strong’ position, says financial auditor
The students’ union held the 2020 general meeting on Zoom.
The therapeutic benefits of art shine through in Camomille Dreaming by Lightofalotus
An emerging mixed-media artist presents her journey toward inner-peace.
Grit: This book shows the key ingredients to students’ success academically and beyond
Today's uncertainties prove that grit is an important characteristic to have, now more than ever.
Nursing students partners with SHA to set up a call centre at university
The students take on a unique learning experience, battling the pandemic one phone call at a time.
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USSU participates in national #DebtFreeDegree campaign
To address the growing problem of student debt, the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union is participating in the nation-wide #DebtFreeDegree campaign, combatting one of the largest barriers to attaining quality ...
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University brings forward new equity policy, separate from Indigenization and anti-racism policies
President Peter Stoicheff believes that the new policy reflects core U of S values.
USSU is in ‘strong’ position, says financial auditor
The students’ union held the 2020 general meeting on Zoom.
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Nursing students partners with SHA to set up a call centre at university
Supplied | Negative Covid Callback Centre Fourth-year nursing students are learning the importance of public health messaging through relaying COVID-19 results to people. The College of Nursing has partnered with ...
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The women’s hockey team skates on new ice along with new members
Despite the cancelled nationwide hockey championships, the dogs will continue practicing to prepare for next season.
It is not too late to cultivate a healthy relationship with food
The Sheaf speaks to a dietician on ways to change how you interact with food.
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The therapeutic benefits of art shine through in Camomille Dreaming by Lightofalotus
"Remedy," a piece from the Camomille Dreaming exhibition is photogrpahed at the Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming on November 6, 2020. Ammara Syeda/Photo Editor Camomille ...
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Grit: This book shows the key ingredients to students’ success academically and beyond
Today's uncertainties prove that grit is an important characteristic to have, now more than ever.
Seven movies worth binge watching during reading week
Break boredom this week by watching movies that inspire you to live life to the fullest.
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From the other side of the world — thank you, professors
We must recognize how difficult this semester has been for our professors and teaching assistants, and thank them for their hard work. This semester has ...
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U.S. 2020 elections: A look at the key campaign issues
This U.S. election, the results look somewhat hopeful due to certain effective campaign strategies.
The power of words: A lesson from the Trump administration
With the end of this presidency, we must move forward by learning to choose our words wisely.
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Race to the vaccine: A behind-the-scenes look at people doing pandemic research
Supplied | Trenna Brusky There is an international race to the COVID-19 vaccine, and researchers at the University of Saskatchewan are part of this crucial ...
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Leaders debate: A recap of Wednesday’s discussion on the province’s pressing issues
Scott Moe and Ryan Meili talked about pandemic plans, the economy and more.
Challenges meet opportunities: The state of the Saskatoon tech sector
Saskatoon is proving to be a fostering city for exciting new startups.
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Letter to the Editor: The upcoming Saskatchewan provincial and municipal elections
Dear Editor and readers, The upcoming Saskatchewan provincial and municipal elections will be like no other in living memory. Eligible Saskatchewan residents will be voting in the middle of a pandemic. Some serious questions arise about how to stay safe while exercising your right to vote. COVID-19 has disrupted many aspects of life but it…
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.