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.
By The Sheaf October 6, 2012
Getting ready for a big Thanksgiving bash? Better make sure you have all the essentials.
By The Sheaf October 4, 2012
It’s impressive how Taylor Swift has been able to maintain her sweetheart image. So impressive that it makes one wonder — when is she going to pull a Miley?
By The Sheaf October 4, 2012
The Huskies men’s soccer team were disappointed with the outcomes on the pitch while traversing British Columbia on a road trip Sept. 28 and 29. Meanwhile, the Huskies women’s squad also found themselves on a western road trip Sept. 28 and 29. The team lost both games they played but played well against a pair of teams that have been in the CIS top 10 rankings this season.
By The Sheaf October 3, 2012
Derek Hulak has only been with the University of Saskatchewan men’s hockey team for a season and a half, but he has already made a huge impact. He’s one of the subjects of this week’s Dog Watch.
By The Sheaf October 2, 2012
This past Saturday morning the emphatic plunk plunk of a piano being tuned could be heard through the doors of Convocation Hall. It was a bright and dissonant sound, even muffled by the doors, coaxed out of the piano while the instrument’s guts were tweaked and tuned to perfect each note.
By The Sheaf September 27, 2012
Pedestrians packed the Broadway Theatre Sept. 20 as 400-plus curious attendee’s waited patiently to kick off Saskatoon’s first Park(ing) Day. The group flocked to the community-owned theatre in anticipation of an informative and entertaining presentation by globally-renowned urban planner and architect Ken Greenberg.
By The Sheaf September 27, 2012
The U of S Huskies nearly burned a hole through the Mount Royal University Cougars’ net as the Dogs wrapped up their weekend Sept. 23
By The Sheaf September 26, 2012
For the last five years spoken word poets both amateur and professional alike have ascended to the Tonight it’s Poetry stage on Sunday nights to read whimsical, insightful, sexy, hilarious, ingenious and, most importantly, original works of spoken word.