THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By Bodan Worobetz March 15, 2017
It seems with each passing day, each subsequent rising and setting of the sun, the world becomes a more confusing place to live.
By Bodan Worobetz February 19, 2017
Something that may not be completely transparent to students — and those outside of academia — are the job expectations or lack thereof many have upon convocation with a degree in arts and science. It is important to understand that an arts and science degree is not the same as a professional degree.
By Bodan Worobetz February 9, 2017
Only a few days into his presidency, American President Donald Trump has already taken action on advancing the construction of the long-stalled Keystone XL pipeline expansion. This news has been received with intensely mixed reactions, but should be celebrated as a success for all.
By Bodan Worobetz February 4, 2017
In a recent visit to Fort McMurray, Alta. and the surrounding oil sands of northern Alberta, Jane Fonda infuriated Albertans and Canadians alike. Akin to similar celebrity visits before her, this brand of environmental activism was misinformed and out of step with reality.
By Bodan Worobetz January 25, 2017
Rumour has it that 2016 was one of the worst years in recent history. However, looking back further tells us a very different story about how horrible of a year we really had.
By Bodan Worobetz January 12, 2017
The number of empty apartments in Saskatoon hit a record high in October 2016. What exactly caused this and what does it mean for students?
By Bodan Worobetz November 27, 2016
Donald Trump’s recent victory in the American presidential election came as a shock to many. However, was all the cynical, inflammatory press coverage all it’s cracked up to be?
By Bodan Worobetz November 27, 2016
The director of the Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation at the University of Saskatchewan, Neil Alexander, was relinquished of his duties in October 2016.