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.

  • Hot town, summer in the city

    By April 7, 2013

    Make sure you fit everything you can into these four months because in Saskatchewan, winter is always just around the corner.

  • Sports films to inspire

    By April 6, 2013

    Need something to fill your time now that the Huskies teams are done for the season?

  • Dog Watch: Koren Pitkethly

    By April 6, 2013

    Huskies wrestler Koren Pitkethly was destined to wrestle.

  • Thomaidis named Team Canada coach

    By March 27, 2013

    Huskies women’s basketball coach Lisa Thomaidis has been named the new head coach of Canada’s senior women’s team.

  • Dogs football serious about off-season training

    By March 16, 2013

    It may be the off-season for university football, but Huskies’ players know that is no reason to slack off. In terms of physical training, there is no real time off for Huskies football players; they continue to prepare for next fall’s games with a heavy workout and indoor practice schedule.

  • Dog Watch: Dexter Janke

    By March 15, 2013

    Dexter Janke is no stranger to the comeback. Janke has spent three years with the Huskies football squad, but because he red-shirted his first year and was injured last season he has only used up one of his five years of eligibility.

  • Find what makes you happy, even if it’s not what you expect

    By March 15, 2013

    What are you going to do with your life? It’s a question we have all been asked many times, but do any of us really know the answer? No matter what response we give it seems like people are never completely satisfied and that somehow our vision of how our lives should unfold doesn’t live up to others’ expectations.

  • Getting involved on campus helps you succeed and help others at the same time

    By March 7, 2013

    Every year campus clubs set up booths in Place Riel to recruit new members, positions open up in the University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union and college student unions, and other organizations and the many centres on campus seek volunteers. Joining a campus club, running for a student union position or helping out at a centre are just some of the numerous ways for students to get involved in campus, but often students forgo these opportunities.