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 9, 2017

    DSS employees believe a name change to “Access and Equity Services” will better reflect the services they provide to students.

  • Saskatoon community commemorates Sisters in Spirit

    By October 13, 2017

    Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls were remembered with a vigil held at a new monument dedicated to victims.

  • Co-curricular records program set to roll out for undergraduate students

    By September 8, 2017

    A new volunteer-focused resource is in development by the University of Saskatchewan to validate undergraduate students’ extra-curricular work.

  • RBC suing med student with mental illness

    By April 2, 2017

    School stress is bad enough with essays, exams, extracurricular activities and a lack of sleep, but if you add in mental health struggles and loan repayments, then you’re in for one hell of a ride.

  • The Sheaf survival guide to travelling with your partner

    By March 22, 2017

    Travelling can be a stressful thing on its own, but when you add in a romantic partner, perhaps someone you are trying to impress or someone you’ve grown comfortable with, it can get a little trickier.

  • U of S should be honest about pot

    By March 15, 2017

    Despite our government moving closer and closer towards legalization and regulation of cannabis products for recreational purposes, and the medical community becoming more aware of the benefits of marijuana, there is still so much demonization of the substance, and the worst part is that it is mostly based on misinformation and anti-drug propaganda.

  • A Sheaf guide to resurrecting your dead sex life

    By February 18, 2017

    Are you finding things are getting old in the bedroom?

  • Bell Let’s Talk Day and the profitable social responsibility

    By February 4, 2017

    On Jan. 25, thousands of Canadians will be texting and tweeting in the name of ending mental health stigma for Bell Let’s Talk Day.