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 March 9, 2017

    Although many people are familiar with the achievements of Huskie student athletes, University of Saskatchewan students also work behind the scenes to help our sports teams succeed.

  • Unique fitness classes to break exercise boredom

    By March 9, 2017

    As much as we like to talk about the benefits of regular exercise, let’s be real: working out is hard, especially when you’re bored with your workout. Fitness classes are a great way to kickstart your workout routine when you’re feeling uninspired.

  • The Sheaf guide to staying informed without losing your mind

    By March 8, 2017

    Between Donald Trump’s presidency and Beyoncé losing at the Grammys, it seems like there’s always something important happening in the world that we should know about.

  • Hidden Huskies: Behind the scenes of Huskies Athletics

    By February 19, 2017

    Huskies Athletics is a major part of the University of Saskatchewan community.

  • Queer relationships also affected by intimate partner violence

    By February 18, 2017

    Intimate partner violence occurs within LGBTQ communities, but is often ignored or overlooked. In a world where much of the attention tends to focus on heterosexual relationships, it is important to understand the risks and issues that affect the queer community.

  • Reproductive rights are human rights: Ways to help in a post-Trump world

    By February 8, 2017

    Although we may feel removed from the actions of Donald Trump as Canadian university students, they have a larger impact on us as citizens of the world.

  • Why Saskatoon needs a safe injection site

    By February 8, 2017

    While data shows that Saskatoon residents have divided opinions on building a safe injection site in the city, we should be looking at the fact that safe injection sites are proven to work for those most affected by intravenous drug use — the users themselves.

  • Sports at a glance: Feb. 2, 2017

    By February 8, 2017

    The women’s hockey team had a mixed weekend.