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.

  • Updated: Students get a say in TransformUS

    By January 24, 2013

    After almost an hour and a half of debate, University Council members voted today to include undergraduate and graduate students in the academic task force that will direct program prioritization.

  • MacKinnon and Florizone still on payroll

    By January 23, 2013

    As the University of Saskatchewan prepares to make cuts to combat a projected deficit expected to reach $44.5-million by 2016, two former senior administrators remain on payroll.

  • Students to showcase their work during Student Project Symposium

    By January 16, 2013

    Booths will line the Arts Tunnel Jan. 24 as usual, but a lot of them won’t be selling anything. The Student Project Symposium is setting up shop. The symposium is an oppurtunity for University of Saskatchewan students to showcase their projects.

  • U of S trained criminologist lauded for work on B.C.’s infamous Robert Pickton case

    By January 9, 2013

    Kim Rossmo studied criminology at the U of S.[/caption]Kim Rossmo was working as a detective for the Vancouver police in the 1990s when he noticed that the number of reported missing women in the city’s Downtown Eastside had skyrocketed in just a few years.

  • As Idle No More continues to spread, one U of S student fuels the movement

    By January 2, 2013

    The movement, started in Saskatoon, has been helped by University of Saskatchewan student Erica Lee who has been doing her part to harness Idle No More’s groundswell of support and fuel the movement’s growth.

  • Turning the page on that chapter: 1.1M books to be removed from campus libraries

    By January 1, 2013

    More than one million hard-copy books are set to be removed from campus libraries in the coming years. The move, which will wipe the shelves at four of the seven campus libraries, is the third phase in the library’s long-term plan to become efficient in the digital age.

  • U of S student left for dead in New Orleans

    By December 5, 2012

    University of Saskatchewan student Joel Molder’s visit to New Orleans for a neuroscience conference ended with him on the operating table after he was struck by a rogue driver and left for dead.

  • U of S puts a green foot forward with new solar panels on campus

    By November 30, 2012

    A 24-kilowatt photovoltaic system in the horticulture fields south of campus has been producing environmentally-friendly power for the university since September.