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 January 27, 2010

    Ryan Davidson is Feral Children. At least he was until he turned his psychedelic solo project into a band. In this Q&A, Davidson discusses one of his favourite artists: Philadelphia rocker Kurt Vile.

  • Skiing slaloms in city streets

    By January 27, 2010

    Saskatonians cursed loudly and armed themselves with an arsenal of snow shovels to dig themselves out of the snow this weekend. But for some, it was a good chance to bust out the skis.

  • REVIEW: Legion is a waste of potential

    By January 27, 2010

    The movie isn’t all bad. The problem is simply that you never know when it takes itself seriously.

  • FROM the VAULT: Exploding Hearts

    By January 27, 2010

    If you like the Clash, you’ll probably like the Exploding Hearts. And it isn’t that they were simply a knock-off of the Clash, either ”” the Exploding Hearts were just a great punk band with an old school approach.

  • Why Fox News wins the ratings 

    By January 27, 2010

    Since its inception as a broadcast television network, Fox News has become one of America’s highest rated networks, dominating and ”” in some cases ”” obliterating networks that once represented the pre-eminence of American news media, such as NBC, CNN and CBS.

  • To 3D or not to 3D?

    By January 27, 2010

    Electronics consumers could be suffering from upgrade woes soon enough, since practically everyone in the entertainment industry is talking about 3D TV.

  • Fear and Loathing in Calgary

    By January 27, 2010

    There exists a place in the heart of Western Canada unlike any other: a den of hedonism, alternative lifestyles and right wing values: Calgary.

  • Selling education

    By January 26, 2010

    Universities are failing their faculty and students by adopting a corporate model antithetic to the goals of higher education, says University of Saskatchewan professor Howard Woodhouse.