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.

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  • Saskatoon’s Game Jam Challenges Creators to Beat the Clock

    By March 26, 2026

    USask students reflect on their experiences at Game Jam, which was held earlier this term.

    • Hands passing a red baton under a clear sky | Aflo Images | Canva Pro

  • The Grace of Knowing When to Step Aside

    By March 17, 2026

    Sometimes the hardest part of growth isn’t starting something new — it’s letting go. From kitchens in India to the newsroom at USask, learning when to leave a position can open space for others to shine and for ourselves to grow in unexpected ways.

    • Promotional poster for The Boat, written by Todd Devonshire

  • A Clinic at Sea: The Boat Confronts Canada’s Abortion History and Its Present

    By February 24, 2026

    USask alumni bring Todd Devonshire’s new historical drama to life, sparking conversation

    • Stressed | Devoreaux | Canva Pro

  • Wellness isn’t a workshop; it’s a structure

    By November 27, 2025

    Students don’t need more wellness infographics or mental health workshops; we need a semester structure that doesn’t purposefully lead to burnout

    • Students sitting outside the Peace Palace | Dr. Kristen Fisher

  • A Window into Justice: USask Students Reflect on Their Experience with the Faculty-Taught Abroad Program

    By October 28, 2025

    As the College of Arts and Science suspends its Taught Abroad program, students are reflecting on what may be one of the last iterations of this well-enjoyed faculty-led course.

    • Rangoli

  • Diwali: A Time of Love and Light

    By October 23, 2025

    USask Students Express What Diwali Means to Them.

    • Student pulling a rope tied around her computer | Canva AI | Canva Pro

  • Am I in a Situationship…With My Degree?

    By October 21, 2025

    The major I loved, ghosted and maybe still stalk on Instagram…

    • Left to right are Emily Hubick, Emma Wintermute, Norah Jacob and Owen Deis | supplied by the USSU

  • Meet the 2025-2026 USSU Executive Committee

    By September 25, 2025

    The USSU Exec sits down with The Sheaf, offering a glimpse into themselves and a behind-the-scenes look into what they got up to this summer in their roles.