Sheaf Poll: Workplace injuries
This poll will ask you questions about work and injuries related to employment. Answers will be used in an upcoming feature.
Student storytelling: Do university papers stack up against big media?
As much as I hate to admit it, the Sheaf isn’t on the cutting edge of student journalism.
Books to get you through the winter apocalypse
Check out these dystopian sci-fi novels to escape your winter blues.
Can you handle the heat? Looking at hot yoga
Hot yoga turns up the heat on a popular exercise.
A wage war: Students join the fight to raise the provincial minimum wage
Usask’s department of economics says that a “slow increase is better” when it comes to changing the provincial minimum wage.
Reframing ADHD: Finding empowerment in disorder
Beyond the labels of learning disability and mental disorder, ADHD brains pioneer positive proficiencies.
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A wage war: Students join the fight to raise the provincial minimum wage
Two students have taken to the Arts Tunnel to combat the current wage levels in Saskatchewan. Joining the Fight for 15 movement, the students argue that the current provincial minimum ...
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USSU president’s proposal for an Elder-in-Residence passed unanimously
The USC approved a budget of $5,000 to cover an honorarium, materials and supplies.
U of S sticks to 2012 climate plan due to questions around federal carbon policy
University greenhouse-gas emissions will likely exceed the federal carbon policy’s tax threshold.
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Can you handle the heat? Looking at hot yoga
Missing the heat of summer? Or maybe you are looking for a fun new way to get active this winter. Give hot yoga a go! Hot yoga can be very ...
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Huskies vs. Cougars: A weekend of provincial rivalry for the hockey teams
The games were a complete success for the men’s team, while the women’s team split the weekend with the Cougars.
Huskies basketball: Mid-season brief
The Huskies basketball teams waste no time in establishing a footing for their mid-season conferences.
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Books to get you through the winter apocalypse
In Canada, the middle of winter can feel like the apocalypse. For those of you who enjoy reading, I have a few books to offer ...
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Young artists work towards reconciliation in Homeland art show
A high school art show at the Snelgrove delves into reconciliation by exploring Indigenous knowledge and connections to the land.
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch is a dumb idea executed flawlessly
I don’t normally do the “I was into X thing before it was cool” cliché, but I was definitely into Black Mirror before it was cool. I first watched the show in 2012, years before Netflix provided an official North American release, and it absolutely blew my mind. There was nothing else like it at…
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Student storytelling: Do university papers stack up against big media?
New York Times investigative journalist Susanne Craig speaks in Calgary at NASH 81. Professional-development conferences are typically meant to leave you feeling more confident than when you first arrived. But ...
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Reframing ADHD: Finding empowerment in disorder
Beyond the labels of learning disability and mental disorder, ADHD brains pioneer positive proficiencies.
Troubling times: The rise of far-right movements
Hatred is unmasked once again, but will we turn a blind eye this time?