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 17, 2010

    If ever you find yourself in a situation where you are being forced to sing karaoke, be prepared. It comes down to a few simple rules.

  • Changing O Canada is futile

    By March 10, 2010

    According to Senator Nancy Ruth, the federal government’s choice to abandon possible changes to the national anthem is “another example, for me, of hatred against women.” I’m going to respectfully disagree.

  • Figure skating changing for the better

    By March 3, 2010

    The quadruple jump was first landed in competition in 1988 by Canada’s very own Kurt Browning. After that, if you were not landing your quad jumps in men’s figure skating, you simply were not winning medals. The fact that the quadruple jump is extremely dangerous for skaters was ignored in favour of proving oneself to the sport.

  • YACHT: band and belief system

    By March 3, 2010

    Hailing from Portland, Ore., the duo YACHT recently kicked off their North American tour with Bobby Birdman and played one wicked show at Scratch on Feb. 24. In addition to being killer musicians, they are also philosophers (of sorts) and love to experiment with technology.

  • Counting popularity by valentines

    By February 11, 2010

    In elementary school Valentine’s Day was the ultimate gauge for how popular you were. Or at least at my elementary school it was. You bought your Barbie or Toy Story valentines and made them out to all of your good friends, the people you liked and the people that were considered “popular.”

  • Scratch is the place to be

    By February 3, 2010

    As of right now, Scratch holds a lot of potential for Saskatoon DJs and caters to a broader demographic than other clubs. It is definitely worth checking out if you like drinking, dancing, or both.

  • Persephone play Home Ice is all Saskatoon

    By February 3, 2010

    Perhaps the greatest and most bizarre part of Persephone Theatre’s latest production Home Ice is the fact that local CTV weatherman Jeff Rogstad is in it.

  • The game of high-end heists

    By January 20, 2010

    Whether it is for cold, hard cash or a priceless artifact, you can’t sit through Entrapment or Ocean’s Eleven without speculating about how you would go about pulling off the perfect caper. Of course, none of us would actually go for it.