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 The Sheaf September 16, 2010
The Bank of Canada will be introducing new notes in 2011, though only a few details have been released so far for security reasons. The plastic polymer will be more durable than our current cotton fibre bills, with a life about four times as long, and will be recyclable.
By The Sheaf September 15, 2010
A study released in August reveals there is a huge gap in the pay of male and female professor at institutions across Canada. At the University of Saskatchewan, male professor salaries are an average $9,807 more than those of female teaching staff.
By The Sheaf September 15, 2010
For the first time, Canadians are spending more time online than watching television. New online entertainment options are part of the reason.
By The Sheaf September 15, 2010
Once we arrived at our destination I could immediately sense the purpose of his plight. There’s no electricity, a weak water system, meager plantation and no baseball field (very un-Nicaraguan!). Who could I blame for this deprived barren site? The International Monetary Fund? Foreign non-aid? The president Daniel Ortega? All or maybe none.
By The Sheaf September 15, 2010
An important part of leading a balanced lifestyle while in college is letting loose and partying once in a while. If we are careful and smart about partying, it can be a benefit to our lives.
By The Sheaf September 15, 2010
A skeptic is not someone who is cynical, close-minded or rejects new ideas. In fact, it is quite the opposite. A skeptic is someone not in a fixed position but rather one who adopts a process. Skepticism uses the application of reason to evaluate all claims and requires compelling evidence before something is believable.
By Tannara Yelland September 14, 2010
Logan Barr made the three-hour drive from his hometown to Saskatoon many times before he finally found a place to live. The second-year University of Saskatchewan student spent over a month looking for a place to live and though he eventually found what he was looking for at an affordable price, he says it was a difficult search.
By The Sheaf September 14, 2010
Take heed of what this jaded cynic reveals unto you: a list of jabs aimed at the department of arts and sciences. I speak most authoritatively, having dwindled my youth away in these fields.