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 28, 2010

    Walking through the education and administration wing of the rocket range, we marvel again at the variety of programs and research performed here at ARR ”” from high school soda-can satellites to laser-radar atmospheric probes, from weather-balloons to NASA-sponsored rockets to the height of the International Space Station.

  • Birthday Boys write 30 songs in 30 days, lose their minds (and one band member)

    By October 28, 2010

    If you’re wondering what could possibly compel a travelling band to attempt to write a song every single day for a month, the Birthday Boys wondering the exact same thing.

  • Canada needs to focus on international relations

    By October 27, 2010

    With the recent loss in a bid for a United Nations Security Council seat, Canada appears to have taken a self-centred approach to international relations and is starting to isolate itself, globally.

  • Experiences in a funeral home have taught me that death isn’t so bad

    By October 27, 2010

    We may prefer not talk about this grisly reality, because dressing up as the Hulk and eating candy is a slightly more appealing visual ”” but ultimately, Halloween really is all about death.

  • Canada West season in full swing

    By October 27, 2010

    A recap of recent Huskies games and a look forward to this weekend.

  • Humans vs. zombies game spreads to campuses across the continent

    By October 27, 2010

    Humans vs. Zombies is a moderated game of tag commonly played on college campuses and now growing in popularity across Canada ”” and the zombies keep winning.

  • Eating Animals author questions N. American diets

    By October 27, 2010

    Jonathan Safran Foer’s life changed when he became a father, responsible for feeding someone else. Safran Foer is out to save his son and what matters is the food that he puts on their table.

  • REVIEW: Hunger leaves a lasting impression

    By October 27, 2010

    Steve McQueen’s Hunger is the tale of an unspoken filthy tragedy. Silent and graphic, political and steadfast, Hunger is increasingly difficult to turn away from.