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, 2018

    Good dogs are doing good things for science, while providing research opportunities for students.

  • Grant Devine appointment motivated by partisan interests

    By August 8, 2017

    Following the provincial government’s appointment of former Saskatchewan Premier Grant Devine to the University of Saskatchewan’s Board of Governors, concerns of partisanship and financial ineptitude have been brought up by the general public.

  • Gallery review: U of S Chinese calligraphy and painting exhibit

    By July 26, 2017

    The Confucius Institute and the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery at the University of Saskatchewan have installed an exhibit from July 17 to 28, which showcases modern interpretations of traditional Chinese artwork from collection of calligrapher Wang Xinyuan.

  • U of S students respond to Riversdale area developments

    By September 25, 2016

    Developments in Saskatoon’s Riversdale and surrounding areas near 20th Street West have been accelerating at a fast pace throughout recent years.

  • When your professor can’t teach: A Sheaf survival guide

    By September 9, 2016

    University of Saskatchewan students have all had — or will eventually have — a professor that is poor at teaching. Despite this roadblock that hinders the learning process, there are ways for students to utilize alternative measures in the pursuit of educational success.

  • Liquor for less: A student guide to drink specials in the city

    By September 8, 2016

    While alcohol may not necessarily be crucial to the university experience, it often plays a central role in social activities and outings when consumed responsibly.

  • Students weigh in on Trudeau’s marijuana task force

    By August 28, 2016

    University of Saskatchewan faculty and students are not lacking in input on the initiative and the impacts legalization may have on Canadians.

  • Summer school doesn’t have to be cruel

    By May 19, 2016

    University of Saskatchewan students can find many ways to accommodate a leisurely summer alongside their academic obligations with a little help from the Sheaf.