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 October 29, 2010

    The 2008 film Zombie Strippers! is, as its title may suggest, atrocious. But it’s also awesome: horribly, horribly awesome.

  • To no one’s surprise, study shows that women are faking orgasms

    By October 29, 2010

    I’ve faked an orgasm before ”” more than once, actually. The first time, he’d been trying for so long I felt bad and finally gave him what I knew he was expecting. The second time, I was trying to keep up with the expectations I’d accidentally set. The third time, I was trapped in a vicious cycle.

  • A guide to Halloween horrors on campus

    By October 29, 2010

    Every Halloween at the U of S, strange and eerie occurrences have a way of happening. Here’s a list of some of the unexplainable, and oftentimes unbelievable, phenomena that have been know to happen on Oct. 31.

  • Most ridiculous movie costumes: 2010 edition

    By October 29, 2010

    Every year around Halloween you’ll likely come across countless articles about the best costumes for that year. Well, seems like you’ve found another, except I’m going to focus on the worst costumes you could pick.

  • Out of the closet and onto the field

    By October 29, 2010

    While any athlete knows that early-morning practices, gruelling workouts and time-consuming competitions can at times be challenging, some may not consider the significant role that sexual orientation can play in sport.

  • Paranormal Activity 2 is actually good

    By October 29, 2010

    Horror sequels tend to suck. But relax; Hollywood did it right for once because Paranormal Activity 2 does not, in fact, suck.

  • Campus getting stricter with parking

    By October 29, 2010

    University of Saskatchewan parking services will be implementing a list of new and revised bylaws for on-campus traffic and parking, starting in November.

  • Stephen Lewis foundation brings Malawi to Saskatoon

    By October 29, 2010

    The Stephen Lewis foundation brought three Malawian women to Saskatoon Oct. 20. The cause: Afrigrand Caravan, a caravan full of African grandmothers and granddaughters showing how grassroots organizations are helping youth in HIV/AIDS stricken countries.