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 February 16, 2010

    The Olympics are here. The seven-plus years of planning and organizing have finally culminated in a two-week party for Vancouver and all of Canada. Here is a look at the Games so far, as well as interviews with CBC’s Scott Russell and Peter Mansbridge.

  • Student employment slowly rises

    By February 16, 2010

    The Feb. 5 Labour Force Survey release indicated the student jobless rate is now sitting at 15.1 per cent, down from the 16 per cent reported at the end of 2009 ”” making this the most significant increase in youth employment since fall 2008.

  • Your valentines and anti-valentines

    By February 11, 2010

    From the inane to the bizarre, we have all the love and hate notes you guys submitted.

  • That resort is not the real Mexico

    By February 11, 2010

    As much fun as your all-inclusive resort in Puerto Vallarta was, you can’t claim that you were in Mexico.

  • ARTISTS on ARTISTS: Shotgun Jimmie

    By February 11, 2010

    Shotgun Jimmie agreed to sit down with the Sheaf to hash out the connections between his music and Pavement’s and to talk about his love for the iconic ’90s indie rock band.

  • Sam Sexmyth takes some V-Day questions

    By February 11, 2010

    For one issue only, famed sex and love advice guru Sam Sexsmyth returns to answer questions and berate students.

  • Saskatonians run for Haiti earthquake fund

    By February 11, 2010

    Saskatoon businesses and the Saskatoon Road Runners Association organized a Feb. 6 marathon to raise funds for Haiti earthquake relief.

  • French film just crazy enough

    By February 11, 2010

    A Town Called Panic is all the mania and horror of stop motion animation, with the French flare that we’ve all grown to love through the work of directors like Michel Gondry.