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.

"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

    • CCR Logo | USask.

  • University Retires Co-Curricular Record

    By December 4, 2025

    Why is the university shutting down the co-curricular record, and what impacts will this have on the student experience?

    • Aerial view of the new Saskatoon campus of Saskatchewan Polytechnic | Saskatchewan Polytechnic.

  • Polytechnic’s Move to USask: How Are Students from Both Campuses Reacting to this Decision?

    By November 19, 2025

    As Saskatchewan Polytechnic and USask continue to move ahead on consolidating their campuses, The Sheaf sought out opinions from both institutions to weigh in on this decision.

  • An Overview of Crime and Safety on Campus

    By November 4, 2025

    Data over a five-year period on where and what type of crimes are committed on campus, and a discussion about improving campus safety with students and the USSU’s Vice-President of Student Affairs

    • Autumn road | Patrick Tomasso from Unsplash

  • Literature Matters: Community Discussions on Culture, Books, Film and More

    By October 15, 2025

    Interviews with Dr. Wendy Roy and Dr. Lindsey Banco on Literature Matters Events, Travel and Horror Films

    • Peter MacKinnon Building | Colton Danneberg

  • USask’s Policy of Non-Divestment in Israeli Companies Two Years into the 2023 Israel-Palestine Conflict

    By October 10, 2025

    Interviews with the Faculty and Staff for Palestine and Students for Justice

    • Dr. Simon Enoch | University of Saskatchewan College of Arts & Science

  • What is Administrative Bloat, and What Does it Mean for Universities?

    By October 7, 2025

    An interview with Simon Enoch, Senior Researcher at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, on the phenomenon of administrative bloat.

  • Global Cafés: Creating Internationally-Driven Conversations Locally

    By September 19, 2025

    A spotlight on Global Cafés, events that feature speakers from at home