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.

Meerah Abesia USSU Student Graphics & Media Designer

  • A Mid-year Discussion with the USSU

    By February 17, 2026

    USSU executives talk roles, achievements and future plans, and address recent online

    • Enactus USask | Enactus

  • Enactus USask: In the Business of Community

    By February 6, 2026

    Interviews with Enactus executives on how this student-led entrepreneur group is giving back to the community practically and sustainably.

    • Numbered desks in an empty USask classroom | Colton Danneberg

  • The University Should Not Be a Business: Why Students Should Be More Critical of How Our University Operates

    By February 3, 2026

    A critique of the university’s rhetoric around its economic output at the expense of students’ wellbeing and education, and what ought to be done about it

    • King John of England is depicted in a medieval illustration | History Today

  • 7 Nights of History Lecture Series: Bringing History into the Community

    By January 22, 2026

    A look into the Department of History’s “7 Nights” Series, with interviews from faculty members Jim Clifford and Hannah Wood

    • Provided by Colton Danneburg

  • An Investigation into The Golden Key International Honours Society

    By January 14, 2026

    Students in the top 15% of their program are mailed invitations from USask to join this society every year—but what is it?

    • ASSU Gala 2025

  • The Arts & Science Student Union Prepares for its Third Annual Gala

    By January 13, 2026

    The ASSU Gala is a night of celebrating student research and art, while also an opportunity to connect with peers and faculty outside of the classroom

    • CFCR station manager Neil Bergen | Colton Danneberg

  • CFCR 90.5 FM: Saskatoon’s Community Radio Nears 35 Years on Air

    By December 12, 2025

    A look into CFCR, its origins and student influence, with interviews with Station Manager Neil Bergen and USask student host Greta Mader-Stevens

    • "Turtle Island." Artwork by Syndel Thomas-Kozar, photo by Lacno Studios. Thomas-Kozar completed ISERP in 2025 and created this piece in collaboration with Career Services.

  • Indigenous Student Employment Readiness Program Congratulates Participating Students

    By December 9, 2025

    Career Services’ event on Nov. 26 highlighted the success and hard work of Indigenous students and alumni who have participated in the program over the years