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 November 8, 2012

    Mike Hanson, who performs under the name These Hands, released his new album Aquatic Blue on Oct. 30. The product is a collection of 12 tracks that took Hanson, along with a few collaborators, eight months to produce.

  • Hainsworth brings Snelgrove Gallery to life

    By November 1, 2012

    Alexa Hainsworth is currently presenting her MFA show, Swell, at the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery on campus. The show is a combination of sculptures that she has created over the last two years of her master’s degree in art and art history.

  • The Pistolwhips release EP, No Tomorrow

    By October 31, 2012

    Saskatoon rockers The Pistolwhips released their first EP last weekend. The EP, titled No Tomorrow, features four upbeat tracks, which are adapted from songs written primarily by lead vocalist Rylan Schultz.

  • Zombies 101: how to make yourself drop (un)dead sexy

    By October 29, 2012

    Oct. 31 is the night of the living dead. You might consider dressing up as something cute, funny or witty, but let’s face it, Halloween is supposed to be about scaring loved ones and strangers with outrageous tricks and outfits. Zombie costumes are classic, cheap and effective, and the Sheaf wants to help you out. Here’s a simplified version of how they make zombie costumes in the movies.

  • Baby, it’s cold outside — let’s play dress up!

    By October 18, 2012

    The last few warm days of fall are passing quickly, and long-past are days of shorts, sandals and slinky sundresses. It’s time to layer up. Despite urges to bury ourselves in baggy sweats and oversized toques, or to wear fleece pajamas to class, there are actually ways to stay classy and warm through the winter.

  • Trouble with the Curve walks the bases

    By September 28, 2012

    Clint Eastwood’s most recent film, Trouble with the Curve, is a feel-good drama without much more to offer its audience. While watchable and heavily focused on character development with a decently-paced plot, the film, unfortunately, only left this reviewer feeling a little nostalgic for last year’s Moneyball.

  • Two Views showcases some of Ansel Adams’ and Leonard Frank’s darkest photographs

    By September 14, 2012

    One of the darkest moments in North American history is currently on display at the Western Development Museum. Photos from two of the world’s most famous photographers, Ansel Adams and Leonard Frank, have been brought together for the Two Views exhibit at the WDM.

  • Skip the Dishes launches in Saskatoon

    By September 14, 2012

    There’s a new way to eat in Saskatoon. A group of 12 University of Saskatchewan alumni have come together and created a website that allows hungry students an easier way to order food.