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.

  • The weekend diary of a drunk Arts Editor

    By October 20, 2010

    Winnipeg hosted a regional student journalism conference this past weekend. And if you think that sounds boring, wait until you read about Rockin’ Ramona.

  • Rock stars just don’t live (or die) the way they used to

    By October 14, 2010

    When was the last time someone gave their life for rock and roll? I mean, really? When was the last time someone got so deep into that excellent and precarious world of sex, drugs and debauchery that it just straight ended them?

  • ALBUM REVIEW: Business Casual by Chromeo

    By September 30, 2010

    The Montreal electrofunk duo who you’ve (hopefully) heard so much about in the past few months has released their third full-length album, Business Casual, and the subject matter is exclusively concerned with various dealings with women.

  • Dying City: a 90-minute rollercoaster

    By September 29, 2010

    One of the newest productions in Saskatoon is Dying City, featuring local drama heroes and U of S alumni Heather Morrison and Aaron Hursh. The play is directed by the current head of the drama department, the talented Jim Guedo.

  • Falklands driven by blood, sweat and backgammon

    By September 22, 2010

    One of Edmonton’s most promising musical exports is Falklands, comprising Mark Budd, Lee Klippenstein, Jason Stevenson and Jerf (just Jerf).

  • Procrastinate better with StumbleUpon

    By September 21, 2010

    If you are like me and are absolute shit at navigating the Internet and can’t figure out how your pals are finding all this wicked cool stuff on the web, you have to try StumbleUpon.

  • Handsome man plays saxophone, steals hearts

    By September 14, 2010

    Tommy Davis, along with the Ellipse Saxophone Quartet, kicked ass at the National Music Festival this summer, where hoards of musicians from across the country descended upon McGill University to compete in the competition. Davis, handsome devil that he is, got second in the solo competition.

  • Serial bassist Enver Hampton chats about his main project Volcanoless in Canada

    By September 9, 2010

    Volcanoless in Canada is probably the most severe victim of Saskatoon’s serial bassist Enver Hampton, whose M.O. is to play in every band ever.