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 December 1, 2010

    The U of S has signed an agreement with a research institute in the Netherlands to collaborate on environmental monitoring technology.

  • Why we need WikiLeaks

    By November 29, 2010

    The latest data dump from WikiLeaks reaffirms how much information governments collect and how little of it ever reaches the public.

  • #5: The Christmascast

    By November 29, 2010

    Is Christmas still a religious holiday to reflect on the birth of Christ or have Wal-Mart and Coca-Cola completely secularized (and commercialized) it into a month-long shopping frenzy? Also, why does the Dutch Santa own slaves?

  • Profs threaten to walk out on students

    By November 28, 2010

    Paper airplanes thrown at professors, music and movies played aloud on laptops and chattering cell phone users are causing engineering instructors at Ryerson University to pack up and leave.

  • All-male twist on Romeo and Juliet

    By November 27, 2010

    Romeo and Juliet certainly fall in love in Thorneloe Theatre Arts’ fall main stage production of the William Shakespeare classic. But, in this production, both are played by men.

  • Female orgasm not easily achieved through intercourse alone

    By November 27, 2010

    From my personal adventures, and those of my friends, the female orgasm is a rare phenomenon, even among feistier individuals.

  • Untimely Demise unveil new LP

    By November 27, 2010

    Untimely Demise does a shocking amount of damage considering that they have just three members.

  • Hurrying hard: A beginner’s guide to curling

    By November 26, 2010

    The first written account of the sport dates back to 1541 in Scotland, with curling stones found in the area in 1511. Canada has been a regular contender on the international scene for some time, having won the first-ever world championship in 1959 in Edinburgh, Scotland.